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Thanks Hilary. It work for me!
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Thanks Jimmy. It work well!
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Could you attach a screenshot of your data source?
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Hi Jimmy,
I tried that Convert.ToDouble(e. Site.Evaluate("count(preceding-sibling::LINE_NO)",NamespaceManager));
Here LINE_NO is my repeating control Name. But it was getting "0.0" into that in each and every row of the table. I tried converting into int it was giving "0".
I tried with ...
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You should be able to use e.Site.Evaluate("count(preceding-sibling::repeatingFieldName)", NamespaceManager);
This will return an object value that you can cast to a double, and after that, to an int if you want to.
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Thanks for your valuable advice. I am not planning on using embedded credentials, just testing to see what happens. I will try your suggestion for using the stored procedure.
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I am running into the same kind of problem. i am running InfoPath 2007 and SQL 2008, my trigger works within SQL, but once i open the form and write to the table, the form says it submits correctly, but when i look up the SQL Table, nothing has been inserted??? any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. -Patrick
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When I insert an image as a link, the width and height dimensions of the gif are injected into the xsl.
Is there a way to get InfoPath to omit these attributes (from the underlying xsl file) when creating the form?
or is there a way to force these attributes to 100%, not px?
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-font size="2" ...
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Hi friends,
I have the below code that runs for my submit that is running off of a button. Does anyone know how to (what to) put to stop this from running and give an error message if the form is open as read only? I am getting row update errors if someone trys to submit it as read only, there ends up being a ...
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Thanks for the assistance Patrick.
Before moving into Sharepoint and/or having to use certified certificates for Full trust, maybe there is an easier solution. For example,
When I insert an image as a link, the width and height dimensions of the gif are injected into the xsl.
Is there a way to get InfoPath to omit these ...