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I have also found the line of code.. And tried it and failed... That is the one of the examples where simply nothing happened... I beleive this is becuase the code is being run at the server... And last I knew server side code cannot run client side actions... Maybe I am incorrect??
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Ah. Per MSDN on NewFromFormTemplate:
This type or member can be accessed only from code running in forms opened in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007.
So, we can't use that method in browser forms. Perhaps you should pass the URL of the form in and open a new browser window instead? I searched around a bit and found ...
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I've never used InfoPath before and I'm completely lost at this point. If anyone can point me in the right direction I'd greatly appreiate it.
Goal: The primary user (lets call him Bob), will need to request information from various people throughtout our company by way of Outlook (there's no shared drive). The form is ...
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Application.XmlForms.NewFromFormTemplate(http://websiteurl/Forms/Engineering%20Request%20Form.xsn)
This is the line that generates the error...
The error is very generic... Only There was a problem submitting the form.. There was a details section and it stated there was an event added to the server's event log... I looked and found no ...
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Which line generates the error? What is the error? I think you don't want () after Value, by the way, it is a property, not a method.
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Can you attach your form so we can see what is going wrong? Under the Options tab in your reply, you'll find a spot to attach a file...
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As I recall the current() function behaves differently in 2003 and 2007. I think instead of a default value, you may need to use a rule to set the field.
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Thank you for your help.
Is there a way to highlight the textbox in red if the condition is false?
Thanks,
-Shraddha
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Thanks you for reply. how do I update original XPathNavigator?
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I have the same problem. Any solution?