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http://www.infopathdev.com/downloads/free/default.aspx?i=0672a57e920b4771b62b1c22d5bd314d - this free download from this website may help. Check it out.
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Craig...one idea that comes to mind is to write a web service that can send the email. InfoPath can call the web service.
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Are you refering to the pop-up box that is discussed in this recent thread?
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=856
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Ummm...Thanks for the clarification. It helps. What you are explaining makes sense. You SubmitData webservice is pushing that data in. I will make an assumption that you are generating the ID in the DB as should be doing. That ID is not going to get back to your InfoPath form for free :-) One thing that comes to mind is your Submit Data web ...
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Could you verify the error message that you are getting? I have not seen that one before.
As for you second comment, in your web service you can add a parameter your your web method. For example an int for ID. Then in InfoPath:
- Make a connection to your web service and method with the ID parameter
- Then go to your data source task pane and ...
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You may have to add a button click to get the functionality you are looking for. From what I understand, the user will
- enter a value into a textbox
- visually select a row in a repeating table
- then the user would have to press a button to move the data to the selected row
I have not found that InfoPath does not have as many events to hook ...
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I believe you are correct in your assessment, but I have not tried that code above. I created a form not that long ago that did a lot of work with a custom task pane and moved data captured from there over. This is what I did. This method will take a string of XML and a the path to where it should be inserted.
Sub CreateRow(sXML, ...
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If you do not want to use the built in remove buttons you should look read up on XDocument.View.ExecuteAction method.
As for the filling in of the listbox, it should be a simple as:
- Going to your data source task pane
- Dragging the repeating field onto the form
- If it is text type, the default control will be a textbox. Right click the ...
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As you said, you web service seems to be working and returning data. An simple test you can do is:
- When setting connection, check to see of you that automatically retrieve data when form is opened checkbox checked. I would not leave this on in production because it will affect performance. You can hook the running of the web service up later ...
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I think you could do it but you would have to create seperate data connections for DB type. Then you would have to do some trickery to call the correct data source either through code or rules based upon the combobox selection. Personally, I think that would be a less scaleable and maintainable solution. This sounds a little repetitive to some ...