InfoPath Dev

Hi Lior. OK what design mode do you use. i have done a test and if the design mode is Visual Studio the security checkbox will be unchecked OR if design mode is InfoPath the checkbox remains checked. cheers. Scott.

HI. Yes this is normal. The checkbox will uncheck each time it is opened in design mode. Cheers. Scott.

Hi Paul. Sorry for the delay, i have been out of the office for a few days. Here you go http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkIntroducingInfoPathDevelopment_HV01073333.asp thisXDocument is not the object in script. Use XDocument; GMSRef = ...

Sorry my apologies. I see you are using script and not managed code. I have not used InfoPath scripting. Initial questions that spring to mind are; * is the thisXDocument object definatly set? * does the eventObj parameter provide the XDocument? Sorry i cant be of much more use. Cheers. Scott.

Hi. Again just a sanity check. Your code is - DIM GMSRef as string = ''abc.xml'' Cheers. Scott.

Hi. That is correct, assuming you do not use any of the framework dlls in your JScript. Cheers. Scott.

Hi. On Client. .Net Framework. Office 2003 with SP1. On Server. Nothing. Cheers. Scott.

Hi. I know from the MS article http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/odc_ip2003_ta/html/odc_InfoPath_extending_save.asp that thisXDocument.SaveAs cannot be used within the extension of the Save event - OnSaveRequest. But there is no explaination as to why. Can anyone explain why this is so? Thanks. Scott.

Sorry to confuse you, was just trying to cover all the options :) the best is to just stick to option (1). Cheers. Scott.

Hi. Just as a sanity check does my:myfields/my:field5 exist? or is it myFields or Field5. XPath is case sensitive. cheers. Scott.