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Hello. I've Googled this a few ways but it seems like there is no straightforward solution.
As with many before InfoPath, much of my forms development has come with web forms. Thus passing parameters via URL (i.e. default.aspx?ID=3) and consuming it was no big deal.
I have published a InfoPath 2003 form to a SharePoint ...
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Thanks for you rply. However, is there a more detail article that I can follow because I'm new to Infopath and behind the form coding.
Another thing I was think was to get all the values from my "C" list and then just filter w/in the form. However, this is browser based form and such filtereing is not ...
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Thanks! Worked like a charm.
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Hi Cocodog123,
We have a Web service that we developed which does the filtering based on an XML filter that you pass to it. You can install the free dev version from our downloads - look for DBXL 2.1. You'll want to look at the documentation on EnumDB. Let us know if you need help setting up a UDC for it.
Cheers!
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C'est bien ce qu'il me semblait.
Eh bien tant pis, je vais devoir jongler entre différentes localisation de mes modèles.
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If you are using rules then Onload code should run with out fail.
Anyway you can set view in the onload and try out.
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// You only need to do this once. This is needed because you are using prefixes. If you use other prefixes than dfs, you have to add other declarations in this line
XDocument.GetDOM("Manual Procedimentos PROAF").setProperty("SelectionNamespaces", ...
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??? I'm not setting the view using code...it's done in rules...
are you saying to put XDocument.ViewInfos[<viewName>].IsDefault = true; in the OnLoad event???
I just want the OnLoad to run regardless of which view is loaded...again that is controlled by Roles and Rules
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you´re welcome. good to here that it worked
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OnLoad View object is not created so you will get an exception if you try to use it. OnLoad to a set a view as default you need to use the following statement, replace "<viewName>" with your view name.
XDocument.ViewInfos[<viewName>].IsDefault = true;