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  • Re: DataAdapters syntax

    &nbsp;IP 2007 &nbsp; Mike&nbsp;
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 07-18-2008
  • Re: DataAdapters syntax

    &nbsp;Basically, what I am doing is to submit the form, not using code, to a SharePoint List, which I am doing now with success.&nbsp; What I need to do is to email a confirmation email to a person requesting SharePoint training.&nbsp; I can do that using the current data connection.&nbsp; The problem is that the &quot;To&quot; field in the data ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 07-18-2008
  • Re: DataAdapters syntax

    &nbsp;Still does not work. and Microsoft&#39;s samples are lame.&nbsp; For example from their page. Visual Basic(Usage) Dim instance as EmailAdapter Dim value as String value = instance.Subject instance.Subject = value &nbsp;Strange looking. &nbsp; Other sample I found as an example: Dim oEmail As EmailAdapter = ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 07-18-2008
  • DataAdapters syntax

    Need help in using the the XDocument.DataAdapters using VB.net &nbsp;Tried the following but keep getting errors. Dim oEmail = XDocument Dim xDoc = XDocument&nbsp; oEmail = xDoc.DataAdapters(&quot;Email Submit&quot;) The error I get is &quot;Object reference not set to an instance of an object.&quot; I do have a data connection called Email ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 07-17-2008
  • Re: Fire rules on a control via code

    &nbsp;Could you show a sample of code you did to do the above.&nbsp; I want to be able to run a rule when I click on a button to run a rule. &nbsp;TIA&nbsp;&nbsp; Mike &nbsp;
    Posted to General (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 06-04-2008
  • Submit Form Programmatically

    I have search everywhere and there are no examples of how to submit an InfoPath form&nbsp; programmatically.&nbsp; I can do it using the standard method but I want to know how to do it programmatically.&nbsp; Here is what I have so far. Public Sub FormEvents_Submit(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As SubmitEventArgs) &nbsp;&nbsp; &#39; If the ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 05-16-2008
  • Re: Set Value of Drop-Down List Box to Item #1

    &nbsp;Found my problem. Old code: xnMyForm.SelectSingleNode(&quot;/my:SharePointTraining/my:directorate&quot;, ns).SetValue(&quot;&quot;)&nbsp; Don&#39;t work &nbsp;New Code: xnMyForm.SelectSingleNode(&quot;/my:SharePointTraining/my:Directorate&quot;, ns).SetValue(&quot;&quot;)&nbsp; Works. Notice the capital &quot;D&quot; in ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 05-09-2008
  • Re: Set Value of Drop-Down List Box to Item #1

    &nbsp;I did not realize the XPathNavigator is case sensitive.&nbsp; I did the following and it works, xnMyForm.SelectSingleNode(&quot;/my:SharePointTraining/my:Directorate&quot;, ns).SetValue(&quot;&quot;) &nbsp; Thanks, &nbsp; Mike&nbsp;
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 05-06-2008
  • Re: Set Value of Drop-Down List Box to Item #1

    &nbsp;Still does not work.&nbsp; Your code return the MessageBox.Show(&quot;Failed to select&quot;) &nbsp; This is just a drop-down box and I want to reset it to the first item in the list, which is blank.&nbsp; I can submit the form with no problems but I just want to set the field to blank.&nbsp; All the test boxes work because they are simple ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 05-06-2008
  • Re: Set Value of Drop-Down List Box to Item #1

    &nbsp;my:directorate is a drop-down list box and the data type is string which points to a SharePoint list that contains a list of all the directorates. The error is NullReference Exception&nbsp; The message is &quot;Message=&quot;Object reference not set to an instance of an object.&quot; &nbsp;
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Michael Vasquez on 04-29-2008
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