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That's an interesting question. I'm not sure of the answer on that - I'm going to ask Anson to chime in.
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Yup, that should be correct for trying to Sandbox - so it appears either the sandbox is not configured correctly, or that you are not a site collection admin.
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What does "publish to the share" mean - are you publishing as an admin approved template? Or are you trying to sandbox?
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Under the Developer tab on the ribbon, select Language.
Click the Remove Code to remove your current code.
Make sure the language is set to C#.
Click OK to close the dialog.
Under the Developer tab on the ribbon, click Loading Event.
Wait for the code editor to open.
The loading event will look like this:
public void ...
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Yes. In C# at least, Visual Studio highlights strings in a red tone. Please see the attached screenshot. I'm assuming you get an error because the code won't compile? Did you set the form to use VB or C#? The reason we provided you with a sample with code was so you could easily try to publish to see if you had an issue with your IPFS ...
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Hi - I added a simple loading event:
public void FormEvents_Loading(object sender, LoadingEventArgs e)
{
MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:field1", ...
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At the point where you are adding the filter, you are already at the child node. You have to use the relative path - in fact, you were using a relative path, but relative to the node the default was on. The error kind of tells you what was going on - it said that this:
../../OptGroup_EQUIPMENT/EQUIPMENT/equipmenttype/EquipInsp
Did not point to a ...
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That's a sign of a postback issue! Right click the controls in question, and under the properties, check the browser forms tab. Try setting postback to always and see if that resolves your issue.
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Can you try setting the attribute (useWebServices) in the screenshot to true prior to running your command?
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Hey, that's great news! Good job!