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I should also state that the InsertAfter() call does a copy, not a move. So if your intent was to move the item and not just copy it, then you'll need to call DeleteSelf() on the oFromItem after you insert it into the To list.
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Thanks Albert for jumping in with some answers!
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The contact selector must be a custom control--it's not a standard InfoPath control and I'm not familiar with it.
You might needt contact the creator of the control to find out how to do what you are wanting to do.
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In Vista, you go to Start | Network, and then click Network and Sharing Center. You can see there whether the connection is present.
I think XP has something similar.
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Your code doesn't even compile:
Error 1 A local variable named 'oFromItem' is already defined in this scope FormCode.cs 45 28
Error 2 The name 'sFromItem' does not exist in the current context FormCode.cs 46 68
Error 3 A local variable named 'oToItem' is ...
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I have followed this as below and hve attached my infopath file, would you be kind enough to tell me why this doesnt work? I just keep gtting a 0
Calculating date differences in InfoPath using rules and formulas - no code!by S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton
Level: ProblemYou have an InfoPath form with two date picker fields and would like to ...
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I am not sure the syntax but I would just reference it like opening a webpage in a seperate window.
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Ok i know an easy way to open a form in Infopath is by using the C# code: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("C:\\Documents and Settings\\user\\Desktop\\Test.xml");
Is there a better way to do this in my ASP.NET page?
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Hey Tom.
You have to think of this a bit different.
You have loaded the data in your form so you need conditional formating on your repeating table that hides everything but what matches the search terms.
So maybe ID != searcID field hide
Obviously this is not real efficient if you have lots of records since thay all must be loaded and ...
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I do not think it does, but there is one way to find out... :)
I think if you have a folder with write permissions that would be what you would need but I am not sure the specifics. I would think those could be found on Microsoft's site.