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That means you do not have write permissions to the database.
Check permissions in SQL Express. Your Network Service account should have permission on the QdabraDBXL table.
If you still have issue let me know and we can do a live meeting.
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You might look at getdate(0 or whatever the jscript command for the current date.
Another option is just create a field that defaults to today() then just pull from that.
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Ack! I can't believe it was that easy! Thanks a lot!
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var nodes=XDocument.DOM.selectNodes("/my:myFields/my:R_group/my:RT_directreports") //feth all records for (var i=0; itnxs for the tips Greg.
after a long and tedious trial and error, i worked it out.
2 errors i made
a) webs.selectSingleNode("/dfs:myFields/dfs:queryFields/tns:Landesk_list/tns:StrUser").text=Strname was ...
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I'm trying to get the current system date using the Today method of the Date object. I took the following code right from the example in the help file:
var currentDate = XDocument.Util.Date.Today();
But when I try to run it, I get the following error:
Variable uses an Automation type not supported JScript
Any ideas?
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Is it possible to get the file name of an XML form using code? Here is what I'm trying to do:
I have one SharePoint form library that contains the form template. When the user submits a new form using this template, it submits the form to a different form library (Library A). Another user than opens the form from Library A, ...
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I was having the same issue. I simply changed the programming area of "form options" to use C# as the code language. The error went away after that.
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So, your duplicate print problem sounds like a lower priority that ours. Still, if you hear of a work around or fix, please let me know. Another issue regarding printing: If I have many InfoPath emails in my InBox and I select them all and then right click and select print, only the 1st email will print correctly, the rest are ...
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Undo history is cleared when a view is changed. There is not partial clearing of undo history.