InfoPath Dev

I finally got around to doing this.  Ended up being really easy once I dug into it. This is how I did it: I have a repeating table in the dataset called "Column" which has a field "ColumnWidth" which is the width of the column and "ColumnHead" is the title of the column. In managed code I have this ...

 I am trying to display one of my views in the task pane.  So I am running the forms XML through the views xsl code like this: IXMLDOMDocument2 xslIPDoc; xslIPDoc = (IXMLDOMDocument2)thisXDocument.CreateDOM(); MSXML2.IXSLTemplate TPTmp = new MSXML2.XSLTemplate50Class(); MSXML2.IXMLDOMDocument2 xslDoc = new ...

You can do the query with InfoPath's built in database support. And you might be able to do the submit as well. In the tools menu go to data connections and play around with the wizard.  

I have a SQL database setup as a secondary data source and I want to update it from InfoPath. InfoPath doesn't support this since I don't have access to a web server so I can't make a web service. So I am trying to do it manually using C#.  I set the command like this:Juris.Command = "UPDATE tbl_juri_checkoff SET inactive = ...

Yep. It asked me to upgrade, which I did. Your talking about the ''Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools Office Second Edition'' patch from the homepage? Done that, no change. Installed the two .Net 3.0 files as well with no effect. However, the Workflow install linked in the homepage called itself VSTO and wanted to reinstall when I ran it, which ...

quote:Originally posted by B.Shiva Prasad Hi djay, What version of VSTO you installed? VSTO for VS2005 is different to VS2003. If you installed correct version and still not getting then once reinstall every thing. Yea it's the 2005 version. But it looks like it is not needed to just open a template. It looks like VSTO is for add-ins to the ...

I'm evaluating the new versions of Visual Studio and InfoPath, but I can't seem to get them to work together. I've used VS2003 and IP2003 and I'm trying to open a template I built in those. On a fresh install of Windows I've installed Office2007 and included the Visual Studio Tools for Applications under the InfoPath section. Then I installed ...

I want a repeating table who's column widths is dynamic and can be set by a value in the data source (or pragmatically). The only way I can think to do this is by a custom ActiveX control. But I don't really want to reinvent the repeating table... So, does anyone have any other ideas on how I could implement this? Thanks.

Using C# I am trying to pull a section of XML out of the main data source, do work on it and putting it back. I'm doing this for speed reasons, when I do the work while it is still in the main data source it takes ten times as long. But under a certain circumstance the data structure I put back in is not correct. Here is what it's doing: Say I ...

I'm adding an optional section in C#. I can't use executeAction so I'm using appendChild with the xml I got out of sampledata.xml The problem is that I have optional sections within this optional section and I want them to remain hidden. Is there a way to add this optional section without adding it's children?