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Hello Welcome to the Forums,
I think you are done with SharePoint submit right? Sending email with attachment here is the solution,
Initially submitting to SharePoint you have to send the mail to approver1 with attachment. Before submitting the form and sending to mail approver1 you have to set the value in main data source. For this you have to ...
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Hello,
We can submit the form in body of the email using below code,
//Here is the email body node
IXMLDOMNode EmailBodyNode = "Prepare the body node to what values we need to show in body";
//Email adapter connection
EmailAdapter email = (EmailAdapter)thisXDocument.DataAdapters[emailAdapterName];
email.To = ...
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Hello,
Here are the steps to set a field value,
1. Click on "fx" icon in Action window.
2. Click on "Insert Field or Group" button in Insert Formula window.
3. Select secondary data source setting value and click on ‘Filter Data' button.
4. Click on ‘Add' button in Filter Data window.
5. Select filter condition ...
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Hello,
I have taken the SharePoint receive connection with browser enabled form. I am able to get the data from SharePoint for browser enabled form without any error message.
Do you have permission in SharePoint to get the data? Can you give more details how you are taking the data connection?
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Hello,
While taking the data connection you have to select ‘Database' in the place of XML Document. Then you will get the data from database.
Your dropdown list box entries should be above database connection and point to the specific node.
Based on requirement you have to apply your rule to set the value. If you give more details on ...
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Hello,
In onLoad function you have to write the below code,
if(!XDocument.IsNew)
{
XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("<XPath of the drop down field").text = "";
}
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Hello Welcome to the Forums,
In your case not required to set the namespace property. First you can try once are getting the node or not?
var testtextNode = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:testtext");
if(testtextNode != null)
{
testtextNode.text = ...
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Hello,
For local intranet, you would use an ASPX page to authenticate the user and serve up the XML, but you can't rely on Windows Authentication via your domain since people are coming from outside of your domain.
Someone can create an InfoPath solution and stick it in their cache and then save the XML form to desktop and open it up ...
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Hello,
Depends on your condition you can change the text of the button as below,
if(<Condition to change the text>)
{
btnShowAllExamples.value = "Hide";
}
else
{
btnShowAllExamples.value = "Show";
}
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Hello,
By default it will submit the first node details of the repeating section. In your code you have to get the node to submit it. Then you have to pass this node to submit it. If you have for loop to submit all nodes then it will submit all nodes at a time.