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  • Re: Digital Signature Query

    Hi Niraj and welcome to the board, We have a project that parallels yours. Using the Tools-&gt;Form Options-&gt;Digital Signatures wizard, you can't have both per-section and per-form digisigs, but you can select per-section digisigs and have some code that signs the entire form when a button is clicked and I believe this will work for ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: Submit Infopath Form to webservice

    This may be one of the Yukon bugs we encountered. Are you on IDW15? What build? Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: Integer cannot be blank???

    Well, it's a sharp knife and if you don't do your schema design up front, then ... yes ... you run the risk of getting cut later .... ;) The reason is XML Schema validation. Check out the XSD spec online. Should be Google-able. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: One form from two different table

    No, I think we have more code on our site than any other. I will ask Agni to post some HowTo examples of using code to access SQL. There is also some code in the SDK, but you're going to have to do some development yourself to form the query and handle the results. If you want to do this fast, my recommendation is to download the free evaluation ...
  • Re: Close Infopath application

    Yes! You can write one line of code to do this in your OnSave event handler. Search for Close in the InfoPath SDK and let me know if you don't find what you are looking for. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: Infopath and XML

    Hi Vieira and welcome to our board! When you say ''write in an XML file through a textbox'' do you mean: a) save the InfoPath form as an XML file? b) save the value in the textbox to a separate XML file? c) save an XML value in the textbox to a separate XML file? d) other? For a) that is default behavior of InfoPath. For b) you'll need to write ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: Capturing the Windows login using web services.

    Sure thing. Check it out at:http://www.infopathdev.com/webstore/detail.aspx?itemid=18 Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev
    Posted to Web Services (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: Receiving Data From Repeating Section

    One solution is to use a SharePoint list adapter pointing to the form library of the Form A forms. Provide some kind of OnClick or OnAfterChange event handler for a button or the dropdown, respectively. In the event handler, load the data from the selected form. You can use Import to do this or just write your own code. I hope this helps. Let me ...
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: Automating Publishing Infopath form

    Hi Whizzy, We have started working on this but haven't finished. If you need it done asap, send me some email (sales@infopathdev.com) with some idea of what it's worth to you. Otherwise, we'll have a tool for everyone out on the site for a small fee later this week or next. Thanks for your support! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 07-13-2005
  • Re: One form from two different table

    Hi again, I cannot reply ASAP because I have a day job. We provide this forum for free. If you want ASAP response, then send me a check and you'll have faster replies ... :) Anyway, for a multi table read from the database where you need to support submit, you're best off buying our Database Accelerator (see Downloads). Then you can do it with no ...
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