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I'm trying to use an InfoPath 2007 browser form hosted in an ASP.NET page, using the SubmitToHost method of submitting the form.
Are you forced to always use the InfoPath Form submit button, instead of a submit button on the host page? I want to use the latter, but still have the form exhibit all the same form-submission behaviors of the ...
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Agni, yep I was able to pull this off by creating a WScript.Shell ActiveXObject. Presently I'm just hard coding the registry path but will later have to revisit this to search for the path as it will of course change depending on the version of MS Office the client is running.
Thanks once more for your input it was more helpful ...
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I am trying to publish a form that requires full trust in sharepoint. I have been using the fully trusted, registered method found in the msdn article referenced in many posts on this site. I believe I am missing a step somewhere. Here are the steps I am doing (on my CLIENT machine NOT the sharepoint server):
First use regform to ...
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During converting my IP 2003 Form to IP 2007, I got four errors, "The xpath function for retrieving the users current role is not supported." When I click on the error it brings me to two text boxes and 2 buttons. I have gone into each control, under rules and conditional formating to delete the user role but I do not see a user role ...
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Thank you very very much Agni Jonnalagadda and nukkumatti. Agni your solution worked, however I decided to take the button out of the repeating section for cosmetic reasons, which of course made the eventObj.Source call not work to the right extent. The thread nukkumatti linked to had what I ultimately was looking for. I really appreciate the ...
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After I finally got VSTA up and running I thought I was home free. However, now I am getting some strange functionality. If I am starting from scratch with the managed code VSTA has no trouble creating a solution and opening up. The files are then being saved locally within My Documents/Infopath Projects/"Example ...
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Agni,
First let me thank you for your reply. This has got me going in the right direction as I have now located where the path is being stored in the registry. Now I've just got to whip up some more code that will search for this key and return its value.
Thanks again ... Nym
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Only way you can get this done is writing some custom code which accesses the registry. I think you should search in Google on how to access the registry from code.
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I have been developing a MOSS Infopath 2007 solution on a virtual machine on its own domain.
The time has now come for me to migrate to the test server on the correct domain. I have mirated MOSS fine. The issue i am having is with the infopath forms data sources.
I tried to get set them up using localhost but this did not work. So all the links ...
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Add an onAfterChange event on the node to which the section is bound to and if the operation performed(e.Operation) is equal to "Delete" or not.