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when I hit the return key I want to automatically go to the next line......but in addition....I want to be able to only make the text box three lines long.....and not to expand after those three lines......
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Thank you cery much!
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Don't feel bad. I don't think it's a newb mistake (and, even if it is, we all make them, we're all newbs at one point); but I would like to get to the bottom of it so we may help other customers in the future. :)
The name of the XSN doesn't need to match the name of the Document Type. That shouldn't be the issue. Perhaps ...
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Access denied page is Sharepoint page and can be customized. The file is present at sharepoint server at below path:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS
NOTE: since it is a shared file it will reflect throught, unless other wise specified.
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Not all. My fault. I am using Infopath 2007 and the form contains no code. The Document Type in DAT simply didn't match the name of the Infopath file so it didn't get routed correctly. Newb mistake.
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Hello one and all,
I'm curious to find anyone who has successfully implemented error trapping in IP2007.
The end user I'm working with is asking if we can better handle the "access denied" error. Essentially, when an IP2007 form (from within a SharePoint doc library) doesn't have permissions for the user trying ...
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string attachedFile = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("attachment control XPATH", NamespaceManager).Value;
Encoding _encoding = Encoding.Unicode;using (MemoryStream _memoryStream = new MemoryStream(Convert.FromBase64String(attachedFile)))
{BinaryReader _theReader = new BinaryReader(_memoryStream);
byte[] ...
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Hi, I'm sorry this caused an issue for you. Just to clarify, DBXL will detect the doctypename in most cases. There are some (less common) scenarios, like this one, that do require declaring the doctypename. Can you tell us more about your scenario so that we may document it? Does your form have code? What version of InfoPath are you using? Any ...
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btw what threw me was this line in the Getting Started Guide:
"a. Ignore the first parameter, called tns:docTypeName. It will default to the DocType of the form."
In my form I had to imbed the DocTypeName from DAT in the Infopath form. Obviously that field is the key to having the form route to the correct Document Type ...
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The IsNode property is a bit of a pointless property because it is always true. I think it's more conventional to check whether the result of SelectSingleNode() is null (or Nothing in vb). You don't really need a try...catch block. Try ...