InfoPath Dev

OY, it's soooo silly. To get carriage returns (or new lines) in JScript use ''\r\n'' As in: objEmailAdapter.Intro = ''Some special text.\r\n This is the next line''

Man this one has been bothering me. Why in the world can't you put HTML in the body (Intro) programatically? (Author's Note: I had to put ''[&]'' where I mean ''&'' or else this forum will not render the message properly) Just for fun I've built a button with an OnClick event that triggers and email from a Data Connection: function ...

Oof. OK, I've managed to capture the data, but now I can't set the value of my dropdown. Here is how I got the data: var objEmployee = XDocument.GetDOM(''viw_EmployeeSummary''); objEmployee.setProperty(''SelectionNamespaces'','xmlns:dfs=''http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/dataFormSolution'' ' + ' ...

Well, it turns out just getting the value is a bit tricky in the onClick event. I've tried something like this: var facID = XDocument.GetDOM(''FacilityCoordinators'').SelectSingleNode(''dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:Facility/FacilityID''); But keep getting jscript errors (''Object does not support this property or method''). ...

Right. So, what is the syntax to set the value of this. Here is the code I have so far: function CTRL270_5::OnClick(eventObj) { var thisUserName = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:myFields/my:InitiatorInformation/my:UserName'').text; var thisUserDomain = ...

Hmmm. Neither of these things seem to have helped. My drop-down is bound to a Secondary Data Source, so all of the nodes have a little lock icon on them and the default value section is grayed out. I guess I'm not following your second point. I have a SQL connection to an Employee table. I am using the OnClick event on my button to build a ...

Whoops..you're right. However, the concat logic would work well if you have a hyperlink on the page. I like to build these forms that rely as little as possible on the toolbars of InfoPath. :)

You sure can. The trick is to change the Data Source of the hyperlink control to something like this: concat(''mailto:'',/@my:email, ''?subject='', /my:fileName) You will have to play with the formatting, but I've done this and it works well.

I've seen several iterations of this issue here, but can't seem to get any satisfaction in my form :). I am trying to set the value of a drop down. I can get it to work...sort of. At the top of my form, I have a NetworkID section that allows users to plug in their NetworkID. When they click a button, I use jscript in the OnClick event to ...