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I have a question kind of along these lines - Does anyone know how you could submit the same form multiple times and have it create a new record in an Access database each time? I'm creating a form that populates an Access database and is e-mailed each time it is submitted, but my team wanted to be able to submit it again after changing only a ...
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Thanks for your reply. Wow! It seems like a pain to do this. The problem is that the infopath form has a couple of hundred fields that are integers but are not required in the sql server database.
First thing is that it is strange that the elements do not have the nil attribute, even though in the Visual Studio schema project the ...
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I don't believe this is true because you can just use the .NET Base64 encode/decode methods on these.
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There may be, perhaps, a clever way to get this to work. However, what we typically use is an expression box which hides if blank, and shows when text is placed into it. Then when you want to display a message, you populate that field, and the expression box displays. Not the best choice in many cases, but it works.
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Hi:
That information is in the file header. In the post at http://chrissyblanco.blogspot.com/2006/07/infopath-2007-file-attachment-control.html about halfway down the code, the author pulls the file name from the attachment and converts it from bytes to a string. When I tried using this code (modifying only the location it saves a file to, ...
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Creating a custom web service to your specific database is outside the scope of this forum. It will take quite a bit of research, development, testing and debugging. While it will take some time, if it is something interesting to you, it would be worth the time to learn it, but you will need to locate resources specific to buiding web services for ...
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What you are interested in is called WSH (Windows Script Host).
Do a Google search for "wsh save text file".
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See if the following instructions help:
Add the uploaded form to the existing site content types:
1. Navigate in IE to your MOSS server: http://machinename
2. Navigate to your Form Libary.
3. Choose Form Libary Settings from the Settings drop-down.
4. Click Add from existing site content types.
5. Select Microsoft Office InfoPath from the Select ...
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Hi:
I think you'll need to modify your XSD so that the elements that you want to allow nulls on have the attribute xsi:nil = "true". While this post is not entirely to your issue, it does have some information on the xsi:nil attribute: http://kjellsj.blogspot.com/2005/04/submitting-xsiniltrue-values-from.html as does this ...
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I' ve already extracted attachment file to local file successfully, But i must know the atachment file type at first.
However, user will upload .doc file or .pdf file or others type , How can i got the file type?