InfoPath Dev

yonah, I have been trying to follow your wonderful example here, but am running into a problem everytime I try and submit the Form. It keeps giving me the following: The following error occurred: 'attributes.0' is null or not an object File:script.js Line:48 with my Line 48 ...

Hi Clay, Thank you for your response. I have just use promoted properties, too. I'm not sure about "CAML", please explain to me. Cheers.

ok how can i get the footer to be in diffrent lines like this: footer line 1 footer line 2  footer line 3 footer line 4 this is what i have: &bfooter line 1&b &bfooter line 2&b &bfooter line 3 &bfooter line 4 &p of &P  but its all in one same line... i have infoPath 07  

I was thinking that as well, but when I go to Start - Programs -  Microsoft Office - Infopath, the 'getting started' screen opens but then the app immediately closes. I think this is because my script is being executed and has a me.close statement in it (I know the script is being executed because a new document is being ...

Strange indeed. Have you tried clearing your cache? It could be that a cached version of the form is being loaded instead of the new one.

hi all, how could i benefit from Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.dll?? are its members used in VSTO (code in InfoPath form) only??? if not only in VSTO, how can i use that in a web application that has a XmlFormView control??? can i use it in code behind?? how can i declare a Xdocument object and how to assign it an initial value?? is it used ...

Hey Clay,  Yeah I don't think it matter really who is completing form.  Just who created it.  As How it works is this.  An individual creates a form and fills in the top information.  Once it is done they submit it and it dispatches an email to a person.  The person then comes in and just fills out a ...

Ok from looking at the screen shots I think I understand what you are doing. I think your bigger need is you want to know who is completing the form. If you knew who the user was filling the form then that could be stored within it. The answer is a Active Directory Web Service.  This will give you the current user and you can look up their ...

ok I understand.  Just one last question.  is there something to designate file as currentfile.  The file wouldn't be known unless opened, as forms will be created all the time once they fill out a request form.  So I wouldn't know ahead of time what files name is as tons would be created.  So how would i know what ...

It really does not matter what the field type is, the principle is the same. Once you know the filename you want then when you add the field use the filter button in the lower left to set it for title = filename.  Then you will see the record where the filter is true.