InfoPath Dev

First, this is not related to your issue, but this is completely unnecessary:             'create a navigator to iterate through the table             Dim RxRows As XPathNodeIterator = ...

Don't know if it would support your solution, but can you come around this issue by creating a dynamic hyperlink with the text "Open" that is linked to a datasource field referring to the file?

Purpose: User clicks Button "Augmentin"; code then populates 4 fields in a new row of repeating table. Paradigm: 1. Add a new row.; then count the number of rows and position navigator on last (new) row. Then add field values Here is the code: Public Sub btnAugmentin_Clicked(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ...

I've built a Filler form which is saved as a template in a Form Library. The form had to be a filler form because it's connected to SQL Server 2008 R2. Upon the Submit button being clicked I want the form to auto save a copy to the form librarly, with it's name based on several field values. I know that all this is easily done ...

I would like to open an attachment directly from an InfoPath form, if possible. I notice when viewing an InfoPath form in a web browser, I click the blue paperclip attachment icon, I am given three options—Attach, Download, and Remove (see screen shot http://i.imgur.com/0pEnn.png). Yet when I open an InfoPath form in InfoPath's Preview ...

For simplicity sake, I would do as Jimmy suggest and use two fields, with the hidden calculated field. The fields themselves could be regular text or numerals, since you will have to validate them if they change anyways. EX: 2 Fields: HoursTB, MinutesTB Both are default set to 0 Both have at least this data validation: This Field ...

How about providing separate fields for hours and minutes, and then a calculated read-only or hidden field for the hours + fractional hours (hours + minutes div 60)?

Hi all, I have an InfoPath form in SharePoint 2007 that has dataconnections to SQL server DBs. I have a group of users that have been using them for the past few months with no problem. The permissions on the site have not changed but users can no longer access the Data connections. They get a "failed connection to data source" ...

This error generally indicates you are submitting to a field that does not exist in your list. Here’s a link to a post talking about this error with the UpdateListItems method: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointdevelopment/thread/38145093-22ef-437d-93dd-2e14168a3c13 Hope that helps!

On the SharePoint 2010 server, you will need to go into Manage Trust under General/Security and make sure the certificate authority that issued your certificate is trusted.