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I have the xsn file and not sure how to proceed.
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I need more information, not sure how to proceed.
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Thanks for the additional info.
One of the tools requirements is that you have your own (pre-existing) xml files (which contain the data) that you wish to transfer over to SharePoint. I'm sorry if the documentation isn't clear on this point.
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Well, I have found a solution here.
http://www.hotscripts.com/forums/windows-net-programming/28603-c-multidimensional-arrays-length.html
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stand alone tool.
following the docs, there is no mention on where the xml file comes from. I have the xsn file. please let me know. thanks.
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Hello,
The first question to clarify is your goal in using the InfoPath to SharePoint List tool. It can be used as a standalone tool to import xml into SharePoint, or it can be used with qRules to create InfoPath to SharePoint list mappings (here's another blog post on this)
I have added links above; hopefully these explain the dual nature ...
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Hi, the formatting doesn't work because your date format it's wrong. Can you try this formula:
concat(today(); "T00:00:00")
or
now()
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Hi. Are there some properties which could return the number of rows and columns from an array - ex array[a, b]?
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Hello,
I have figured it out here was the solution:
All i had to do was to make changes at this place
printSettings copies="1" collate="yes" topMargin="10" leftMargin="2" bottomMargin="10" rightMargin="2" marginUnitsType="cm"
in manifest.xsf file.
if i try to do make ...
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hello,
try to export in mht format and see if it works?