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Warrtalon:
Thanks for the quick reply.
It is publishing. In InfoPath 2007, if you use the "Publishing Wizard", it gives you four options on publishing a form:
To a SharePoint server with or without InfoPath Forms Services
To a list of e-mail recipients
To a network location
As an installable form template (requires ...
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Do you mean submit to email? Publishing is when you publish the form template to SharePoint after making changes. Submitting is when you have an XML form open that is based on the template, and you are submitting it to the specified location (email, form library, etc.). Is there a reason you need to do it with code instead of ...
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This is a publishing related questions for InfoPath 2010. Is it possible to programmatically publish an InfoPath form using C#? I could never find an answer with InfoPath 2007 and figured that it was not possible with 2007. I wanted to publish to email based on task list in SharePoint. I had written code to create a task for a group of people to ...
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I have a form built which utilizes a web service to save and retreive data
I use a drop down fields to populate the form.
In cases where a user is reloading a saved form, How can i have the drop down list preselect the value that the user previously selected/saved? Essentially i want the dropdown to be selected to the ...
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How can I post just a textbox or dropdown to a list? I can submit repeating tables (using webserivce and caml). Would just modify the CAML?
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Yes, this helped. I successfully brought the data down. I now want to edit and submit back using "SubmittoSharepoint" command in qrules.
I can only create a mapping.xml to fields / groups in the main data source.
I am assuming I now need to copy retrieved data to the main data connection fields and then execute the ...
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Thanks for the reply.
Yes, all of the users have full r/w access to the drive that the db and xsns reside on and they are all in the same domain.
If we could have a server/client environment available, I wouldn't have ulcers and life would be rainbows and unicorns. This is inside of a VERY large corporation, so trying to justify the ...
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Decrypting will require knowledge of how the SSN was originally encrypted. Do you have access to the code that the web application uses to encrypt the SSN? Or can the developer for that application tell you how the information is encrypted?
You will need to use code to decrypt. You can find information on this at sites like StackOverflow, which ...