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Hi Klau,
I know of noone that has done Project Server integration, but please do post your findings.
Cheers,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Jedi2002,
I sent an e-mail to your CoralWave account. Please feel free to follow up in e-mail.
Cheers,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Lee,
Sorry for the delay. I'll ask someone to post the code snippet.
More soon,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Potpourri,
Yes, this is an inherent lmiitation in SharePoint. We have the same problem.
Cheers,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Lee,
Thanks for posting the info on the limitations of Export. The SDK only has an example of exporting to a directory, but I agree it's not clear. Anyway, looks like it doesn't support WebDAV.
I still think you are better off using the XSL Tool to do the downlevel since it will a) not require any code, b) not result in two files (which ...
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Hi Sainzmichael,
Welcome to the board! Can you reply with the calculation/xpath that you are using for the function? Also, what's the data source look like? You might want to take a look at the code in the Invoice, Timecard, or Absence Request solutions to see how totals are calculated, but those are all version 1 solutions written in script and ...
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Hi again,
Why not just create a view onto the XML using the XSL Tool in the SDK? That way, you won't have two versions of the XML file and you don't have to be full trust. We do this all the time. In fact, I believe we have a snippet of code lying around that you can add to a column on your SharePoint view to create a link that when clicked will ...
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Yes, Save as MHT from the File menu will get you a version of HTML.
We have tools to allow you to post content back to a database from a downlevel view of the InfoPath form. In essence, you are then using InfoPath as a web page designer. We will be selling these tools for a small fee on our website in the next few weeks. Stay tuned!
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Sure 10 saves = 10 forms, or you could do M-D on a Database full of forms. We have done both models. I think the latter is good for a ''dashboard'' or ''console'' that administrators use to manage the forms. Whereas, the former is good for users filling out forms, but we use both patterns frequently.
Issue 3: You don't have to copy code between ...
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Seems to work for me now, but it's all in French. I so wish I could speak French.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev