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I am trying to implement the attachment encoder and decoder found at the following website http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730.
I am using InfoPath 2007 and Visual Studio Tools for Applications. I followed all of the directions at the above website. However I get the following six errors:
Error ...
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Sure, here you go..Thanks for the help
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Thanks Greg... I can write code in VB and VBA. When writing code in those app. once you type in a valid name and press period there will be a drop down box. I dont see a box coming up nor does the appliacation auto fix var names to keep the names the same all through code. Is this normal or is there some going on with my script?
Also I am ...
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Hi, reporting out of SharePoint is going to be problematic. SharePoint can export data directly to Excel or to Access but repeating data is going to be a big problem due to the way SharePoint/InfoPath merge all the data from a repeating field into one field in promoted properties. We have a video about the challenges of SharePoint ...
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Hi Mark, can you attach your template so I can take a look?
Ted
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Yeah, it sounds like OWA is what introduced the problem. It may have something to do with OWA & forwarding vs. replying. Also, could it be OWA on Firefox vs. OWA on IE potentially causing the issue here? Sounds like a hard issue to repro unfortunatley.
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Hi,
I am really new to Infopath. I am trying to setup a web-enabled webservice infopath form that will be stored in sharepoint. It seems like I setup everything correctly:
1) Created and published webservice...Done
2) Created and publised Infopath form...Done
3) Connected webservice to form...Done
My problem comes when I am ...
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Hello,
Yes, like Ted mentioned, qRules has a SaveToSharePoint command that extracts the attachments from your InfoPath form to a SharePoint library and returns the URL to the file/image location. Here's a video demo that shows how the command works. To get you started on the command, please see the documentation: How to Use the ...
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Hi,
I have been using the following to add rows to a repeating table:XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
XmlNode group = doc.CreateElement("group2", NamespaceManager.LookupNamespace("my"));
XmlNode field = doc.CreateElement("field1", NamespaceManager.LookupNamespace("my"));
XmlNode node = ...
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Hi there, yes you can send the file to a SharePoint library and change it to a hyperlink. In fact our qRules tool has the feature built in already.
As you will find, letting users attach something in the document can bloat the form anyway. There are not built in InfoPath tools to limit file size so a user can attach mutliple documents ...