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¡Hola y bienvenidos a el foro español!
Primera, lo siento por mi español mal, todavía estoy aprendiendo mucho cada día. Me gusta estudiando y hablando español y quisiera usar este conocimiento para ayudar el mundo español con todas las problemas de InfoPath, SharePoint, o cualquier ...
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I would not think so - the code can only run on the server, no exceptions. If you hack around and get access to the printer, it will be one on your server which in most cases make no sense.
Note that there is a print button in the browser-enabled forms - this is not good enough for you? The only thing that does run in the browser is javascript. ...
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Hello there!
ive been using infopath fora while now but im having problems with repeating tables,
i want to create a new row at the botom of a repeating table using JScode or maybe theres a way of using built in features, any insight you have on this lil problem of mine would be most appreciated
thanks in advance!
ben
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Thank you but I have found exactly what I need..
The key is in this article http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/11/08/submitting-to-this-document-library.aspx
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I am currently working on a project for my company and am building an Infopath 2003 document that needs to be accessible by many languages around the world. Taking a page from my web design thinking, I was working toward a solution where the translations for my Infopath document would be stored in a Sharepoint list, accessed through a data ...
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ah, I see. I am running the form in a browser only, and not in the infopath client.
Is there any way to print a view from the browser with code?
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You may want to look at having your Excel file be a data connection for your IP form. Or better yet use SQL or SQL express on the backend and have your Excel use the data from there and have your IP form use the data from SQL too.
You can export from IP to Excel but some of the copy and paste I think is difficult. You may want to ...
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Yes you can have multiple webservice data connections that submit or receive.
It would depend on the web serivice but you can see the fields in the operations and then submit it. It is all just a matter of moving the data to other fields or using fields as parameters.
If you have looked at the Database Acceleraot Web Services there are ...
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Random guess:
You are designing a form that is marked as Browser-compatible (i.e. it may run on the InfoPath Forms Server). When you are in this mode, several OM features are disabled since they make no sense on the server.
If you are designing the form that is only intended to run on the client, simple change the compatibility settings via the ...
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Yes, I actually tried that but when I call this.Print() I get the error
Error 2 myForm.FormCode' does not contain a definition for 'Print'
I am referencing Microsoft.Office.Infopath already. When I output this.toString() i see "myForm.FormCode"