InfoPath Dev

Hi SamHuang, There is no InfoPath OM call for Publish. We have a library that automates publish to SharePoint (among other things), but we haven't made it public yet. You can just use the SharePoint OM to do this. Since saving an XSN to a Form Library is equivalent to publishing, you could just do that too. Good luck!

You might be able to have a rule that fires when the parent changes and conditionally checks for children before deleting one of the children (the rule would keep firing until there were none left since deletion causes a change), but on second thought, I forget how to actually delete one item from a repeating section. Is that even possible without ...

Hi OldRadio99 and welcome, Congratulations! You have solved one the most vexing bugs still in the product - the dreaded forms cache issue. You can do this the hard way by deleting the folder, or just click Start->InfoPath, select All Forms, select the form that is bad and click Remove this Form. That will remove from the cache as well and ...

Greg did a sample once that did this, but I believe it requires starting one form from within the other and passing the XDocument pointer to it as part of the start up parameters. Then you can communicate back and forth between them. You will need code to do this.

Domain should do the trick. What was the problem?

Yes, thanks to Skarn, we have a very nice jscript security workaround for printing via a button. Cool post! JScript is not as secure as C#, however, and there's a reason that managed code (aka C# and VB.NET) don't let you do this. So long as you are ok with that, it's all good! :)

Hi To Be Medina, How about adding a rule to switch the view and then asking the user (in red letters) to select file print from the menus? Another option would be to mark a view as the print view and just ask the user to print the form (without switching the view). Printing cannot be done programmatically via rules. In fact, to force a print ...

Hi Becky, I'd be happy to give you a "no strings" demo of our Web Services if you are interested. We have a trial available for free here if you haven't found it already. The linked page also has links to videos and lots of documents. Send me e-mail if you'd like to talk further. Best regards,

You can change the view in code. Did you search the forum?

Hi Steve, We have done this before by using two forms. One is the e-mail submit form which sends the form to the Admin. This form is a locally installed form that the users install using an MSI. The Admin installs the same form (via MSI), but on open, they see a button to submit to SharePoint which tries to submit to a hardcoded SharePoint site ...