InfoPath Dev

 I have found the webservice, and I have been able to pull data from Sharepoint.  I was thinking about updating data in Sharepoint though.  If I have a form published to a library, and I have different columns in the library that contain data in the Infopath form.  I want to be able to update that data in the columns in ...

At our office, we are using WSS 3.0, IP 2007, and we have some various windows app's.  What I would like to do is create a library in Sharepoint that we will pass data into from Infopath and a windows app.  While I know and can do this with Infopath.  I was wondering if it was possible to use C# to pass data into a Form Library ...

We are using IP 2007.   We have a view which does our print versioning.  We are looking at fax situations.  We set up a faxmodem on a server, and we share that so that we can use that fax service from each computer in the domain to send the fax to the server to be faxed out.  I know the windows fax service uses outlook's ...

Has there been any solution made for this yet?  I would like to do the same thing! 

I am looking for code to check and see if a field contains a "."  I am using IP 2007 and Jscript.   My code is something like this:   var summaryField = XDocment.DOM.selectSingleNode("group1/my:field1"); Then i want to do an if statement and that is where i need the contains statement something ...

It looks to be that you are trying to open it in Preview mode.  In IP 2007 if there is an error in the form's code it will give this error.  Unfortunately it does not give a line number or any other information which makes it hard to spot the error if you have put in alot of code.  Something you could try would be to save the ...

Just use a rule that used the "Concat" function and then insert your field you want to concat.  This should work for you. 

 I was wondering if there was a simple way to email a print preview form.  I have my faxing set up through email.  And when i use the submit to work with my email I run across a few problems.  First, I have a logo header that I have in my View that i want to email and fax.  This is a picture control that pulls from my ...

 I was thinking, like maybe a .bat program that would go through them all and maybe open them and print or go through them and print the specific view.  I am just not sure the limitations with sharepoint.  I know that sharepoint does not store the xml files in a database.  Instead, they are stored in the file system.  Is ...

Yeah I know that you can actually open up the form and print it, but if someone needs 100 forms printed that could take forever.  Unless, there was a way to go into the xml somehow and print it like that.