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I am still getting the same value which i have entered in the first row.
XPathNavigator xCheck = e.Source.SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item", NamespaceManager);
string r = xCheck.SelectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:method1/structure/item/field1", ...
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I do have access, but I'm still not sure how to go about making sure, or where I can find that information.
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I appreciate the quick response. Funny thing is I was reading that exact article when you sent it. Unfortunately, I do not think it will serve my purpose. The users roles change depending on the part of the Intranet they access so their security is not kept in AD, but instead in Sharepoint groups. This is why I am looking ...
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It looks like you asked this question twice, and the duplicate got deleted and I responded to the duplicate. Sorry for the confusion. This is the response I made:
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If the button is in the repeating rows, e.Source
should be an XPathNavigator to the repeating node. Once you have that,
you can use XPath ...
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Okay, I have NO idea exactly how to do this, but I can tell you what I want for the end result.
I have about 8 forms up with SharePoint Enterprise 2007 in browser mode. When a user submits their form, the form is sent as an email attachment as a .xml along with the template.xsd. That's all and good, but here comes the ...
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Try this (no code):
InfoPath - User Roles in Browser-Enabled Forms Using AD Groups
It doesn't use SharePoint Groups but can use AD groups (Security Groups and/or Distribution Lists). Since you're willing to use code (requires administrative approval for browser forms), then you might be able to leverage the built-in ...
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Hi -- so you have all these buttons set to use 'Submit' as their action and then you are setting Submit to use rules? If so, then yes, all will change when you set the Submit options.
However, you can use rules for each button. The first action would be to set your field to whatever value you like, the second action would be to Submit the ...
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I think this has to do with your profile database. The people picker doesn't really connect to AD but rather to the profile database. The profile database gets populated with information from Active Directory, but if that profile database gets wiped or doesn't get updated, then you may have incomplete information in that ...
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Do you mind adding additional fields to your main data source in the template to help with this? You don't have to add them to the tables in your Access database....if you right-click on the root of your main data source in the data source task pane (probably myFields), you can add fields.
You could have a field (for example) called ...
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Dreamweaver is the default program set to read .xml files. Try changing your file type associations.
Right click on the .xmlClick Open WithEither select Infopath from the list or click Choose Program and navigate to the Infopath.exe and select that.
Be sure to select "Always use the selected program to open this kind of ...