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Then, why don't you think of it the other way around. If possible in your workflow:
When a new form is requested by your user, create a WhateverNameYouWant.xml document based on your template (on your user's machine), and open it up.
Anyway, to come back to your issue, SaveAs needs an absolute path, such as: C:\\XYX.xml
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi,
The book from Patrick has a great Chapter on this (Chapter 11):http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0735621160/infopathdev0b-20/102-1884628-2130514
If you didn't buy it yet, you should...
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi Lee,
You have to take over the Save behavior of the Form through the OnSaveRequest.
Go to Tools \ Form Options \ Open and Save Tab \
Check: Save using custom code \ Edit
Call your code from there.
Hope that it helps.
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi Connie,
Are you working from a form with the xsn extension or from a manifest.xsf file?
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi,
If you follow exactly the steps described in the Lab, you shouldn't have any error message. You may want to start from scratch (both the control and the form).
On the other hand, the ''black area'' issue is a different story. When you try to print a form with a VB6-based ACtiveX control on it, parts of the controls (such as buttons) will ...
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Hi,
Even if SQL Server DB is native to InfoPath, you could look into using Web Services to have more control over complex scenarios. In any case, you can still create a ''Blank'' form and manage your secondary data connections through the Tools \ Data Connections Menu.
To tackle your workflow issues, one solution if to have one node in your ...
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Why don't you take over the Submit behavior by code (with OnSubmitRequest())?
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi Brian,
Did you try: thisXDocument.View.ForceUpdate();
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Franck Dauché
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Hi,
You could use: thisApplication.ActiveWindow.XDocument.Errors.DeleteAll(); to clear all the errors before submitting.
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi Anders,
You need to use the OnContextChange event to pass messages ''on the fly'' to the taskpane.
Regards,
Franck Dauché