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Did you find any solutions about this problem?
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Brilliant! That was the problem - I moved the cmd declaration to within the loop and it worked like a charm.
THANKYOU!
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I found that I had to uninstall the .NET programability support for IP 2007 in order to install it for IP 2010. I also found (after a bit of rather painful research) that it is generally simpler to just use one version of Office per machine. I set up a VM with Office 2007, including IP, and then migrated my regular machine to Office 2010.
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I have a site on a Sharepoint 2007 site that has Forms Services
enabled. I have created a list with a Multi Text column.
However on the Infopath form ,I cannot create a data connection that
will "see" the rich text field, because the SharePoint List Adapter
cannot import rich text fields into an richtextbox InfoPath ...
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Hi Hilary,
Yes I do. Does Infopath 2007 have to be uninstalled, or some component of it ?
Thanks,
Matt
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Your error makes me think that your stored procedure takes fewer arguments than you are providing. Does the AddContact stored procedure have 11 parameters? Hmmm... and it seems to me that you might want to declare you cmd variable after your "For Each", so that it is new for each row. It seems your current code may just keep adding the ...
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Do you have .NET programability for InfoPath 2007 installed?
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Hi,
I have a .NET website that I use to open Infopath 2007 forms (Client)
I call the form as standard, url/formtemplatename.xsn?OpenIn=Client&PersonName=Marc&PersonAddress=whatever
The form opens, and on Form_Loading I pull these values down and set some field values (pretty much pre-populate some data with the ...
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I know this topic has been well discussed on this forum and others, but I banging my head against a wall trying to get this to work, and could use some help. Here's the situation: I have an Infopath form receiving data from a database connection, and submitting through a parametrized stored procedure attached to a button with ...
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Thanks again for your help Hilary. Your knowledge of the Qdabra product and Infopath was amazing!