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I am also encountering with this problem and still not solve. No width fields were set 100%. It's only the repeating table that cannot set width and it stretch form very long width.
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Ah, I see. You're using InfoPath 2003. In that case, this should work:
Dim oActiveContext As IXMLDOMNode
<InfoPathEventHandler(EventType:=InfoPathEventType.OnContextChange)> _
Public Sub FormEvents_OnContextChange(ByVal e As DocContextChangeEvent)
If (e.Type = "ContextNode" And Not ...
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This code should do the trick in VB.NET:
Dim oActiveContext As XPathNavigator
Public Sub FormEvents_ContextChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ContextChangedEventArgs)
If (e.ChangeType = "ContextNode") Then
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Sorry I missed this last week. SharePoint lists can be queried with our Web Service http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxldownload/entry34123.aspx . Comes with a query builder tool that makes it easy to build custom queries. After installing the Web Service, just create a UDC connection in your connection library to the Web Service and ...
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Note that you will still end up downloading all items to your form. If you have a large query that could take time. To reduce the time and filter dynamically, take a look at our Web Service Solution Pack which lets you filter SharePoint lists or SQL tables using fields in your form. Because the filtering happens in the Web Service layer, the ...
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OK, I'm going crazy. I went back to my app and the very code I posted above is now working. No clue what's different from last week.
Thanks for the response.
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Is InfoPath Forms Service what you have installed or do you have a full on client version of it on your server?
If its the later I am not 100% sure as I am not a networking guru and I am not overly familiar with using client programs from a server local, but I imagine as long as your users are licensed to use InfoPath it should work. So my ...
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No, I have not set it to be web enabled because InfoPath is installed on the server. I lose functionality with the web version that I need for the form. Am I understanding correctly that even if the application is on the host server, it needs to be a web enabled form?
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Hi Everyone,
I have searched the Internet high and low for the answer and either I havent done a good job or am searching the wrong thing.
I am trying to pull some Wiki content from a Microsoft sharepoint site into an InfoPath form and cannot see anyway of doing it.....is there a reason for this and any method of doing it?
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Is the form set to be opened in a browser? Make sure it is a web enabled form and if so make sure the setting in your form library are set to "open in browser", found under the advanced settings tab.
Hope this helps.