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[quote user="Agni Jonnalagadda"]
MSWord does not give an proper XML which you can parse through it. Best way is to prepare the XML in a notepad and save it as .xml file.
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I'll give this a try.
[quote user="Agni Jonnalagadda"]
" One more thing If you add sentenses in an XML and bind it to ...
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Malheureusement, je crois que le meilleur moyen serait de modifier chaque formulaire existant et de le rediriger vers BETA. Chaque document InfoPath contient un attribut href qui pointe vers le modèle (ALPHA dans ce cas). Il s'agirait alors de le modifier pour le pointer vers BETA.
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I have a form that allows the user to click a btn and open another form...form2 is passed an input parameter (base don a field value in form1) and runs a sp via a webservice to refresh some secondary data...this happens during the OnLoad event...works fine
Problem is that when I aplied role based logic to the form (Open form2 in a ReadOnly view ...
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Here is a pretty good MSDN article to get yourself started:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms406041.aspx
Note that you can only do it with InfoPath 2007 and not 2003.
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I’ve four drop-down lists: A, B, C, D
"A"and "B" are populated from a 2ndary data connection (via WebService to Database).
Where as, Select a value in "A" -----> "C" drop-down gets filtered values (via 2ndary data conn which is Webservice which ...
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My only suggestion at this time would be to check the server event log and the Sharepoint logs to see if there is a better error message than just "updating failed"...
This thread has instructions on how to get to the Forms Server logs: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5513/20653.aspx#20653
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How can I convert this to put in the JSCRIPT code?
xdXDocument:GetDOM("Manual Procedimentos PROAF")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:Manual_Procedimentos_PROAF/@Orientacoes
Tnx
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Hello!
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to achieve what you are trying to do for the very reason that data sources for dropdown values cannot be filtered. There is one workaround but it's pretty ugly because it involves modifying your main data source and polluting your XML. Here is how it would work:
Suppose your current data source ...
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Yeah I know that you can actually open up the form and print it, but if someone needs 100 forms printed that could take forever. Unless, there was a way to go into the xml somehow and print it like that.
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No No not a good idea to create xml files with word :) Why not using the ultimate tool for that, InfoPath itself: have look here this should get you started or even more: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/1912/8252.aspx#8252 . Please don't get me wrong now but a little invenstigation in searching the froum and I guess you would have ...