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Hi, I am also having problem with filters.
I have created two secondary data connections named as "StateDataCnctn" and "City". I want to change the cities according to the state selected in first dropdown.I want to do it programtically. So what i have done is:
1) Created secondary datasources: 1)State and 2)City
2) Placed ...
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Hi
I followed the guide here :- http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/09/08/Use-the-SharePoint-_27005B00_Me_5D002700_-Filter-with-a-Promoted-Property.aspx
successfully when my forms were hosted on a WSS 2.0 site but now group have moved over to SharePoint Services V 3.0 at which point it pulls back the first page of ...
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Thanks Greg,
Can you provide a link to a step-by-step process on how to edit the manifest (including how to access it)?
Regards - Phil
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The last question
how to add a attachment node into the repeating table.
I found the infopath create the element <my:attach xsi:nil="true"></my:attach>
and my is <my:attach/>
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Thanks alot
I have solve the problem.
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Sorry the code is not copy past here so there maybe have some spelling error.
I can get the attribute value.
but it seems I can't write it into the main datasource.
Is there anything wrong?
( I edit a little for XMLWriter)
XmlWriter writer = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields", ...
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I do recall seeing that in there. Either entry point will change the same system setting.
Thanks for writing back on this!
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Yes, all C# code is case sensitive. Hard lesson, but you'll not forget. Glad you got it working.
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It's certainly worth a try... though I wouldn't just throw it in blindly. You should try it out on a new blank test form to make sure it works and that you understand all the requirements. Then once you have it working there, add it to your production form.
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What are you using to develop your code in? Visual Studio should have caught the fact that "getAttribute()" is not valid... the capitalization is wrong. It should be "GetAttribute()".
If that doesn't work, you can always get an attribute value this way: node.SelectSingleNode("@Name").Value