InfoPath Dev

I am trying to programmatically raise a infopath button click event from code behind. Is there any way this can be done? Here's what the situation is 1.This is for a Web-based form app 2. I have two buttons A and B, each has their rules and code behind 3. On clicking of button A, (after its rules and code behind are run) I need to ...

Hello,  I am very new to InfoPath, so please bear with me. On my form, I have a button, 2 text boxes and on rich text text box.  The first text box, the user is to type in an id and click the button. I want to fetch the value in text box, do a look up in TFS based on that and then put the information in the other ...

Hi, We're working on a project to convert some web-based forms to InfoPath and are struggling with some deployment issues. We're happy with the process for publishing the form templates to SharePoint and have decided to use site content types for this, publishing the form templates directly from within InfoPath designer.  We save ...

Hi Oka-san, If your form was created from a database (i.e. main submit to a database not to DBXL Web Service), you will have to either recreate the form from scratch, or manually modify the XSN to break the connection. If you choose the latter option you will end up with a suboptimal schema. This is why we tell people to create forms from XML ...

Thanks Jimmy, unfortunatley I have deleted this saved the document and tried re-opening it in infopath but it will still not allow me to open design mode, it gives me this error:    The form definition (.xsf) file contains elements, attributes, or structures that are not valid. Error details: The keyref ...

Hi Sanvir and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums. I would suggest reading this great overview from the Office website about how to integrate Outlook/InfoPath to do what you want to do: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA101645491033.aspx Are your clients using Outlook 2007?  That is required to get this to work right. Also you say ...

Hi, there is no way to do this without either manually doing it (creating a form manually for each record in your list) or by using custom code to do it. We have, however, already built a tool that does this and it's pretty easy to use.  Basically you export your SharePoint list as an Excel file, do some configuration in our tool (attach ...

 Try deleting this section from the manifest, then reopening the form:             <xsf:menuArea name="msoInsertMenu">                 <xsf:menu caption="&Section">     ...

 Is this an InfoPath-related question, and if so (or even if not), would you mind giving us some sort of context?

Thanks Guys..... minifest attached