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I believe your question was answered in your other thread, available here. As Jimmy pointed out, there are some errors in that MSDN code sample.
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Are you sure of your XPath:
my:myFields/my:theAttachment2Field
Did you use the Copy XPath menu option in the Data Source Task Pane to get that XPath to your field? In the Data Source Task Pane, make sure your Main data source is displayed, and right click on the field and select Copy XPath. Then paste that XPath into your code:
IXMLDOMNode ...
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I have an InfoPath 2007 form that uses the Microsoft example Encoder and Decoder found at the following website. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730
I would like to add one more attachment field to the save button, so when the save button is clicked, the contents of both attachment fields are saved to the specified folder.
The ...
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Thanks for the help. That fixed my issue.
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Hi all,
I have a 2007 form which has been working. It is quite a complex form with lots of fields and conditional formatting. Almost all of the features have been achieved using rules. There is one button on the form which calls code. The code is in VB. This is the only routine in the form.Public ...
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Look under Tools / Defaults. You can add additional instances of your repeating node. That way when you open it you have 3, but when your users add a row, only one will be added.
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First of all, I wanted to say that these forums have helped me immensely in the past and I wanted to thank you all.
I'm currently working on an annual building safety inspection form that uses multiple SharePoint lists as secondary data sources. The primary purpose of the form is to allow an inspector to choose some basic ...
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I will try this again, But yesterday I published a infopath browser based form to a library then created a sub folder and when publishing another form to the sub folder level. The publishing process defaulted to the top level folder overwriting the top level form.
Yes, form libraries.
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Sorry, my mistake... I haven't done script in InfoPath for a long time. The initial object is "XDocument" (used in Script) not "thisXDocument" (which is used in VB.NET and C#)
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There may be a way programatically to query SharePoint to see who has the document open - but I don't know if SharePoint keeps that information. It would be a custom dialog though to get this to work I think. In other words there is no easy way to do this in InfoPath that I know of
However, If you require that users check out a ...