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Try this i.ToString(); it should work.

Yes it is necessary to have .net 1.1 framework if your solution has custom code. InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual studio.NET is not necessary on the clients machine, if it is there on the developers machine it should work.

Hello Eric, Rules run first and then Custom code. XDocument.Save(); Saves the form, but saving form through code requires you to give full trust to the solution.

Hello, Welcome on board! You need to write code to add the optional section into the view. you need to have this code in the OnAfterChange event of the checkbox.

Yes you can change the html page in between using some code, HTMLTaskPane taskPaneObject = (HTMLTaskPane)thisXDocument.View.Window.TaskPanes[0]; taskPaneObject.Navigate(taskPaneName); taskPaneObject.Visible = true;

Hello Kamal, InfoPath is not the right tool for reporting. You look for SQL reporting rather. If the purpose is print, you can set ''Header'' and ''Footer'' at ''View->Header and Footer->Print Settings''. Table Header cannot be repeated in every page in InfoPath.

Hi Zaphi, The following code should work for you. var objField1 = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//my:myFields/my:field1''); //Get the node XDocument.View.SelectText(objField1); //SelectText method takes the focus to ''field1''.

try with var oSignatureNode = oSignedDataBlock.Signatures(0).SignatureBlockXmlNode; or var oSignatureNode = oSignedDataBlock.Signatures[0].SignatureBlockXmlNode;

Hi, You can actually pull data from Caliculated columns of sharepoint list. http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=5eb5c19c1e2747bc965fe1720534d8dd Above blog explains you how to get data from sharepoint list using getlistitems webservice method. This method returns you caliculated columns also. This will give data in ...

Hello and Welcome to InfoPathDev! We have a HowTo written to retrieve user name from sharepointhttp://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=06d94826ac7a46a09a0f68238c2e0769 But this is a bigger/tedious process.