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Don't try to get it from the list. SharePoint groups exist at the site collection level, and there are built-in web services like the one I mentioned (UserGroup.asmx, not my blog) that can enumerate these groups and their users. GetUserCollection or something like that - you can find this with a quick search.
As for the AD part, ...
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You can use a Page Viewer web part or the XMLFormView web part, but you wouldn't be clicking "new" from the regular library itself unless you edited that page to include one of these web parts. It's still going to be opened in the browser, but the "browser" will be contained within a web part so as not to take up ...
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Hi,
Is there any way that the infopath form templete of a
library can be opened in the portal itself(not in the browser). When the
user clicks on the "NEW" in the form library, the form should be opened
in the portal itself, some thing like a web part. If the user wants to
open the saved form and clicks on the ...
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[quote user="kalyan@infopath"]
XPathNavigator
xCheck = e.Source.SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item/field1", NamespaceManager);
string r = xCheck.SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item/field1", ...
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Hi,
Is there any way that the infopath form templete of a library can to opened in the portal itself(not in browser). When the user clicks on the "NEW" in the form library, the form should be opened in the portal itself, some thing like a web part. If the user wants to open the saved form and clicks on the name of the form ...
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XPathNavigator
xCheck = e.Source.SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item/field1", NamespaceManager);
string r = xCheck.SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item/field1", NamespaceManager).Value;
if ((r == "S"))
{
}
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I find that hard to believe. Could you show me what the code looks like when you do that?
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I used both of them, they are returning the same value, which is from the first row.
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Why are you using
"/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item"
When I suggested using
"item/field1"
or
"field1"
Using an absolute path like you are will always yield the first item.
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Sometimes I get better / different error messages when I try to open the form (instead of having it in design mode and previewing it). What happens when you try that?