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Hi Keith,
I have read your post twice, but I have no idea. Sorry!
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Hi Gene,
Welcome to our forum! Were here to help you with InfoPath specific questions. For coding questions, try vbscript.com. Just kidding, I don't know where you will find the answer, but we are too busy to respond to every request to help with coding. Sorry! :)
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Hi Robert and welcome to the forum!
This is probably the most common question. We provide the Active Directory Web service for $19.95 that does this for you. Check out the Premium Downloads section of the forum for a couple HowTos that explain how easy it is to use.
Another option is to use Environment.System.Username but that just gives you ...
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Hi Nauseous_p and welcome to our forum!
The most common solution is to some code to insert the rows. There may be a non-code solution - you can add several hundred default rows (blank) to your sample data (Tools->Sample Data) and use a condition defined on each row that uses xpath position() function to conditionally hide individual rows based ...
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Hi HappyDigit and welcome to our forum!
I think you are on the bleeding edge here. We have an Active Directory Web service that we sell to people and is bundled in our Database Accelerator suite. That allows you to query permissions. The Database Accelerator Web services can set user roles and permissions based on Active Directory info. By using ...
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Hi IVL and welcome to our forum!
I thought digital signatures were not supported in the Form Server rendered InfoPath forms. Are you using some other mechanism? For client-side InfoPath forms, we add code that programmatically signs the form using the Sign method in the InfoPath programming model. It requires two clicks. One click to route the ...
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Hi Trimba,
Yes, I'd try that. It's not ideal, and I don't recommend it as a best practice, but if that works for you, I'm happy. Good luck!
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Hi Trimba,
You don't have to manually change the XSL. In the InfoPath Designer you can add a hyperlink control. Unfortunately, due to security issues, you can't open local files directly. Put the same file on a network share and try again. If you have a full trust form you can add code to open the files, but links don't work.
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Hi Diabloche,
Date isn't a string. You need a date.TextNode.substr or something like that (I forget the string object underneath but Intellisense should remember for you).
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Hi Dustin,
Wait a sec. The original error message suggests a problem with the data connection, not with the XSN. Please right click the XSN. Choose design. Go to Tool->Data Connection and try adding the connection again. If you can't (because it's a submit/receive associated with your main data source), then you will have to crack the XSN. ...