InfoPath Dev

Hi. Here is an article which explains why InfoPath does not tell us who the current user is https://blogs.msdn.com/asanto/archive/2004/09/08/226666.aspx Is you are using SP1, managed code and trusted forms, the System.Environment class provides a number of user informational calls that can be made. for example; ...

Hi. I believe the error is being caused due to your XPath command. The // will selects nodes in the document from the current node that match the selection no matter where they are. In addition you are fully qualifying the node you want. Therefore the node is not being located and thus calling the .text method raises an exception. Could you ...

Hi. Answered @ http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=414 Cheers.

Hi, When you buy the certificates you will get a certificate file. The mechanism from Thwate is the file is self installing. This has now installed those certificates on your PC. So when you go to publish your InfoPath form, in the Form options, security tab you will be able to select the appropriate certificate to sign the form with. As it ...

Hi. If i understand you correct. You want to determine if the name James_Fogarty exists in the applicantTable table? If so, i believe you want to change your current SQL statemen: var strSQLQuery = ''select name ''' + queryName.text + ''' from applicantTable''; TO var strSQLQuery = ''select name from applicantTable WHERE name = ''' + ...

Hi. We use Code Signing Certificates for InfoPath forms. You do not need to install the certificate onto the server. By publishing the form (which has been now been digitally signed) this will package the certificate with the XSN. Check your license agreement in regards to certificate use. Cheers. Scott.

Hi. Like i said, we only use Thwate certificates. Have you tried researching Microsoft Server and digital certificates. Sorry. Scott.

Hi. It does not work because your code behind requires the full trust access / digitally signed security level. To see a list of certificates - Form Options, Security, Select Certificate. Cheers, Scott

Hi. You will not need to install the certificates on the server. The certificates will be bundled within your XSN. When the user tries to open the digitally signed form for the first time, they will be prompted to accept the certificates. Accepting this will save the certificates in the users profile. You do not need to install anything on ...

Hi. You can still do either. What ever method you adopt, do remember ensuring the webreference url in the manifefst is a fully qualified path :) Cheers, Scott