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There was a problem with user permissions. I had set myself as administrator of the form so I'd be the only one allowed to import records to Access, but apparently that was causing the problem, so I deleted that.
My user was able to fill out the form and send it to me, however I could not open it. I was able to view it in my email ...
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That was the first thing that I thought of, but there are complications. I am getting the data from/storing to a SQL DB as well as publishing the form to a SharePoint forms library. The two fields in question are promoted to columns in the forms library and if I don't have them formatted as DateTime, SP tries to stick the missing ...
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At the main site, I go to Documents and Lists and click on the actual list. From there, I click on modify settings and columns. In the browser URL space I copied the following GUID {09740C38-98D2-4273-80DE-8B884C881327} into my form template field called ListName.
There are no subsites.
I can't find any ...
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Hi,
Change the first field data type to Date instead of Date and Time. Similarly the second field data type to time instead of Date and Time.
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I think I may have figured it out. the two fields that I am using to create the myAppointment.Start are both date/time fields. I have formatted them to display just the date in one field and just the time in the other field, but i think that IP is putting the date and the time in both fields, but just not displaying it. Do you ...
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myAppointment is referrming to the AppointmentItem Object for creating the appointment in the calendar. Here is the rest of the code - maybe that will help:
//Add a reference to Microsoft Outlook 12.0 Object Library. Create new instance of Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application object: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application ...
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Actually what is the data type of myAppointment?
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Additionally, I have found that if I omit just the +StartTimeSeed I get the appointment with the correct date, but a time of 12 am - I assume because the time element is missing.
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Good Morning Swathip. Thank you for your assistance, but now I am getting this error:
Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.DateTime' to 'Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook._AppointmentItem' C:\Documents and Settings\dfisher\My Documents\InfoPath Projects\Customer Care ...
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Hi Guru,
Instead of myAppointment.Start = Convert.ToDateTime(StartDateSeed+StartTimeSeed); , use the following code line.
myAppointment = Convert.ToDateTime(StartDateSeed+ "T" +StartTimeSeed);