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I've used this for saving files to a SharePoint list -- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730
But really you only need to use all of that if you're saving and retrieving. If you're just saving, you can just use the .net function System.Convert.FromBase64String and add that as an attachment to your SP item.
e.g. ...
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OK..I figured it out...have to use fully trusted forms...might as well use administrator approved forms as well so you dont have to mess with certificates...and use some code like this:
int index = 0;
userName = (this.Application.User.LoginName);
if (userName.Contains("sqlmembershipprovider"))
{
index = ...
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Hi all,
I would like to know if it is possible to change the default error page that form services displays when an error occurs in a web-enabled InfoPath form.
Thanks.
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Thanks a lot Jimmy, that gave me some idea to work with ! I will try to explore more !
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Any guidance on this would be much appreciated, thank you.
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Hi Hillary,
Thanks for the reply -
The valueAsDouble was just something i saw on the net; i thought i'd try out.
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The SetValue method takes a string - What is "ValueAsDouble" in your code above?
At any rate, if your field allows nulls, your issue may be that your aren't removing the nil attribute prior to setting it - are you getting an error message when you simply set your "my:Decimal" field to the string you are passing in?
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Glad you found a way to do what you need - and thanks for updating the thread!
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Sometimes when things don't work as you expect you have to rethink the problem. In this case I decided to compare actual dates instead of date counts aginst repeating row counts. It'll be more accurate this way and easier to write Rules for.
Doreen
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I have an expression box in a repeating table that uses one function; postion() to number the rows in the table. Each row in the table represents one day of travel. There can be 1 or more rows in the table.
The problem: I need to determine which day is the first day of travel and which is the last day. Obviously the first day of ...