InfoPath Dev

I am programatically inserting a new row in one of my master detail repeating section.  I am using the create node and append child to insert a new row.  However, when the new row is inserted i am getting data validation errors on my date/time fields and my ink picture fields.  Has anyone come across this and know how to fix this?

I am trying to have a button that inserts an optional section.  I found code online to do this in either VB or C#. this.CurrentView.ExecuteAction(. ActionType.XOptionalInsert, "OptionalSection")I am wondering if any one knows the equivalent of this in JScript?  

 Well this is my problem.  For example, I have some forms that are saved as "Doe, John.xml" and "Doe, Jane .xml".  Due to a mistake in the Save and Close code, some forms have a space before the ".xml".  And I have like 20,000 forms in my library so to go through each one is not to much of an ...

I would like to be able to search a string in JScript.  For example, I would like to be able to search a string for a space, and I will also know what the characters are after the space.  For example,  say i have a string "Testing." and another string "Testing ."  I would like to be able to search to find ...

I have found a solution to the faxing problem I have been having with InfoPath.  Here is what I am doing.  I have made a separate Windows Application in C#, and I have a fully trusted form in InfoPath. I also installed drivers for a "Print to Tif".  And I made a webservice that will store all my fax data into my SQL ...

Thanks, not sure how i overlooked that one. haha. But after looking into the print to pdf in code(JScript).  I stumbled upon an activeX control.  Not sure if this is what I am looking for but this is the line. var factory = new ActiveXObject("ScriptX.Factory"); ...

Due to page breaks and other issues with exporting, I am going to have to use a print to pdf instead of export to pdf.  I have a pdf printer installed, but I do not want the user to have to do anything to get it to print.  Example is that I do not want the users to have to select were they want it to save to or input the filename and hit ...

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my syntax in this statement. XDocument.View.Export("C:\\Progam Files\\FaxDocs\\test.pdf", "PDF");    I am trying to export my view as a pdf , but when i run this code it gives an error:     Infopath cannot export the form.  The system cannot find the ...

I now have a separate application that does the faxing. My one last hurdle is the print to pdf.  I know in JScript you can do XDocument.PrintOut() and this uses your default printer, but I dont want to have my print to pdf as my default printer.  So is there a way in Jscript to specify the printer you want to use, and then specify where ...

 Could you give me the details on that.  And is that faxing an Infopath View?