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Hi,
The xml data needs to be submitted/stored in DBXL so that it can be then mapped into SQL. This means that the form cannot be published to SharePoint from InfoPath; DBXL needs to 'publish' the form to SharePoint via DAT (to retain "ownership" of the xsn). I believe this is covered in Getting Started, but the following ...
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I am trying to copy a sharepoint list data into Main data source... Here is the script I have - the problem is it is not going inside the While loop for the insertion process.. Any help is appreciatedfunction CTRL79_5::OnClick(eventObj)
{
XDocument.UI.Alert("Begin Code");var extlist ...
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Hello Ernesto,
This post caught my eye because I was about to post exactly the same question. I've completed the "Getting Started" tutorial and was successfully able to write to my database. However the scenario presented in the tutorial isn't quite what I want to achieve. I want to end up with a list of forms in SharePoint ...
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In InfoPath 2007, can you change the conditional format of a repeating or optional section using C# i.e., toggle from hide/unhide?
I understand xdextension allows someone to view the rule condition but can you actually change it
Thanks,
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I have an IP 2003 form with C# code. I would like to add a button that will open up a new form in a different view.
I am using the following code:
XDocument NewForm = thisApplication.XDocuments.NewFromSolution(@"C:\Users\Lawson\Desktop\Switch View.xsn");
thisXDocument.View.SwitchView("View 2");
This code opens a new form, ...
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I have an IP 2003 form with C# code. The form has many attachment fields. I need to get the names of attachments and the document type from the attachment and place it in an output.
Does anybody know how to get the file name and document type from an attachment in an InfoPath 2003 form?
Example: document.doc
Thanks,
-Lawson
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Would a print view for the view take care of your requirements? You can controls as desired bound to your main data source fields.
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Thank you for your quick reply Qazi. I very much appreciate it.
Is there a way, then, to determine the user's rights to the file from within InfoPath? Thus, if they have read-only access to the file, then I could set a custom submit button visible to false?
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I tried this, but I got over a dozen errors...
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Will the local variable "filename" give me the output I need?