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Great! Glad to have helped!
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Sadly, as stated before, InfoPath is very weak in the printing realm. However, take a look at this Blog article and see if it helps. If not, you might have the (potentially) unpleasant experience of going back to the customer and explaining the limitations and working out an acceptable ...
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Awesome! Glad to hear you got it working!
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Actually, I will tell you to use rules -- but not like you are thinking.
Rules run before code does. Therefore, you can have a field (can be in a secondary data source -- .xml file, whatever), that is used to identify which button was pressed. The first rule on each button sets a value on this field. Then when you enter the FormEvents_Submit() ...
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing this information.
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As always, thanks Clay, for taking the time to help me out. I think you're right about the web services portion. The load time of the form is becoming a bit unbearable. I have other SharePoint lists that I am loading as well, which doesn't help.
I have been using a web service for data retrieval on a different ...
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I got the outlook box displayed on in my form, but i don't know why it's not checking the names.
error: search failed
can anyone help me with this problem?
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Where do i insert this code to?
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Hi, Charlie:
I would expect this line:
var selectedNode = doc.selectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:Project_Metrics_Library/@Project_Name=['selectedField']");
to look more like this:
var selectedNode = ...
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I remember that tutorial. I had some free time at work and just was doing some things to learn more about infopath. I will relook over the info, but if I remember right, that tutorial saves the data from the form into a sharepoint list, not the form itself.