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Hola Matt,
I tried that a time ago, but I don't know which is the parameter I need. I suppose it must be something like a "row ID", but I don't know which's that parameter. I think it can work with some code, but I don't know how to refer to all the rows.
PS: I'm using Javascript.
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ahh i understand now, but the problem i have with that is that each time the form opens it gets all its values from sharepoint thru cached datra sources, meaning each time the form is opened all sections marked for review would become unmarked and the search would be reset
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Here it is:
Created a form with connections to several SharePoint lists. The form is pretty simplistic. In one sections I have a series of grouped boxes.
BOX A BOX B
The value in Box A will use a Rule that connects to a SharePoint list and populate Box B with an approriate value.
Here is the XPATH Version of the ...
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Hello there !
I'm using an InfoPath 2007 form to maintain a SharePoint Form Library. That form contains a Repeating Table, that basically I'd like to display each of its rows on a separate Form Library (or any other list). To make it clear : on the 2nd Library, you can have multiple entries which point to the same Form, but display ...
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If you have a base64 field in your form, you can load a file via C#, convert it to base64 and then populate that field with the converted base64 value.
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Instead of using default value formulas, you can use rules to set those secondary data source fields with the translated values when the original field gets updated.
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Sorry, this is not a supported task. Your user can manually export to PDF (if they have the PDF/XSF add on installed in Office 2007) and then mail that. I don't know of any other solution.
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Are you talking about promoted properties? These new properties do not get populated automatically for old/existing forms. You will need to export (save) and then import those old forms back into SharePoint for it to grab those values.
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I don't have any specific links, but its just standard XPath syntax you would likely need to brush up on.
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When you invoke Forms Server, it is usually done via a URL:
http://serverpath/_layouts/FormServer.aspx?XsnLocation=...&SaveLocation=...&Source=...
Inspecting these values is probably your best bet. Try to see if adding a reference to System.Web.dll in your business logic and getting the value of HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.Query gets ...