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Full Trust solutions is a bit of a pain especially in InfoPath 2003 (in 2007 you can actually preview full-trust solutions without signing/deploying them first).
In any event, the first error message was asking you to install the solution on your machine.
The way to do it is by using the RegForm.exe tool from the InfoPath 2003 SDK which you can ...
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Hi SShariq and welcome to the forum!
I hate to break it to you, but printing from InfoPath has always been very painful! There really is no easy way to do it. What you could try is shredding your XML forms into a relational database with our DBXL tool, and then creating a SQL Report on top of this. However, this is still not ...
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If you are using IP07, you could conceivably use a custom Web Part in the view to open the form with commandline parameters which specifies which view to open in, and then code to read this value and do the right thing.
I've not done anything like this, but it should be possible.
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In the button click handler you have an event object parameter. This is where you want to look. For managed code it is named "e" for script it is named "eventObj". The "Source" property is the specifc row node that the button is on.
So if you want to get the name field value of the row the button was clicked on, you ...
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The best way is to not return any blank values in the datasource you use to populate those lists. But if this is not possible, you can use a filter to not show any items that have blank values. Then they will not be available in the drop-down lists.
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Only show the name drop-down in the first section... Add a rule to that drop-down so that once a user selects their name in that first drop-down (first section) it populates the second name drop-down (second section) with the same value.
Since the second name drop-down is not showing, and is autopopulated from the first, they don't need ...
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Great!! Glad to hear you got it working!
Great job! Keep up the good work!
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Do a little research on the XPath function: current()
This will help you accomplish what you want to do. Your XPath above would be something like (not necessarily exactly like):xdXDocument:GetDOM("v1")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:v1/@Value[../@ID = current()/@ID] Hope this helps.
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You should be able to change out your code to use VB.NET instead of C# if you are more comfortable with that. I don't have the exact steps, but they shouldn't be too hard to find.
For the IP07 OM, the MSDN site is the first place I'd go... http://www.msdn.com. I don't know of any others at this time.
If you stick with C#, you ...