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Hi JoeNash,
Can you access the UNC-encoded mdb file from your local machine? Might have something to do with the path. I thought InfoPath supported UNC but need to check.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Liorlankri,
Which parameters? Is it a new form or a previously edited and saved on? For the latter, best to use a template.xml. Another technique is to use /aggregate and import the form to enable special parsing it on load. Need more info on your requirements though.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Robmir,
Are you using some special PIA for accessing the MSHTML code in the taskpane? If so, you'll have to instal this with the solution on the clients. Just guessing ...
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Tatopitta,
Please post the comments from MS support here. We're dying to hear your resolution. If they can't do it (my guess...), let me know, and I'll ping the InfoPath team directly... Wow! You live in Bergamo. That must be one of the best places in the World to live. I have wanted to travel to Milan for many years now and eyed Bergamo as a ...
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Hi Richard,
If the task pane executes code in the solution then it has to be FT. The solution can access the objects in the taskpane but if it's managed code, you need to install the PIA for the MSHTML.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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WCO, I need more context. Can you paste in the entire file?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hiya,
You might be able to do something sneakily recursive in XPath, but this really seems like a call for some simple code. Just an OnAfterChange loop with Concat ought to suffice. Recreate it every time. You could be clever and look for a way to just insert the new or delete the old, but that's too hard and won't yield much perf gains. ...
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XDocument.DOM.xml
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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I like the OnBeforeChange custom code solution that TGO is referring to, but Greg is correct because the XHTML will contain formatting characters etc, so the OnBeforeChange code that validates length will have to parse the XHTML and correctly count the real characters (and not things like BASE64 encoded images!). Lots of work.
Patrick Halstead ...
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Have you checked the Internet Explorer Tools->Internet Options->Security settings? If the site is not in your existing domain, you can add it as trusted (but then C# code won't work so well). If you join the domain via VPN you can set the site in your Local Intranet list. You may also need to verify that all users have correct permissions on ...