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And also change characters (the bold one: concat("hi", xdXDocument:GetDOM("characters")/characters/@crlf, "there")) into the name of your secondary datasource, most likely buttonstyle.
If you have more knowledge of what you doing you might be able to solve more problems, so here we go:
The text on the button is ...
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i allready made full switch to the IP07 code model.
Below is my code.XPathNavigator nav = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
XPathNavigator oFromList = nav.SelectSingleNode("//my:List1",NamespaceManager);XPathNavigator oFromItem = nav.SelectSingleNode("//my:SelectJobContext", NamespaceManager); XPathNavigator oToList = ...
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I do not think you need the addin unless you want to just remotely execute.
InfoPath and Query and submit data to and from Access on its own without Excel's help.
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I'm new to your forum, so I'm hoping this method of getting information works:
I have a Microsoft Excel add-in, accessing data contained in a Microsoft Access database.
Using VBA and these tools, I need to access an existing InfoPath document (which may already be open) to do the following:
- From the add-in, retrieve data ...
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Hi, I'm Jenny's Colleague. Yes, we have MOSS 2007 and Infopath 2007. Design checker was also used and when we try to publish the form, it says that form is browser compatible but there's something wrong with Sharepoint Form Services. We couldn't find anything which could make sense in MOSS 2007.
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I'm not sure it is possible. However, the view properties (double-click the view name) allows you to set the background color of the view to red if you want.
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You can use the following article to help you along the way: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2004/09/15/Use-Code-to-Determine-a-Rule-Condition.aspx
Since you will be using conditional formatting, you can skip the extra requirements needed to make this work with rule conditions.
Hope this helps!
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You can do 2 things:
1. Use the Mail Envelope instead (which shows the To:, CC: etc, right in InfoPath):
Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope.To = "Greg";
Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope.Visible = true;
2. You can get the email data connection, set the field values, and the submit it via code.
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This can sometimes happen if the node (element or attribute) is optional, and is set to not be present on creation of a new form (Tools | Default Values).
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If your form just a repeating table? Are you trying to save to a SharePoint list? Saving to a SharePoint list is not a supported feature, though it is possible using this method: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-SharePoint-List-Items-with-InfoPath.aspx
If all you are trying to do is save to a Form Library, then set up ...