InfoPath Dev

I am badly stuck!!!!!!!

The form library is setup to open in the client application. I have not made any changes to the library at all.

I have a repeating section like this:  repeating section       name       subname       button  I need to capture, on button onclick event, name and subname corresponding value . Can you help me? Thanks in advance.

Hello Steve and welcome to the forums! The ExecuteAction() method is shaky at best - it has a lot of dependencies on view state, user context, and a lot of other things.  It is usually best to implement these functions on your own. To insert a new row in the repeating section you need to do this:Load the template.xml or sampledata.xml into a ...

Hi Francis and welcome to the forums! I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to do.  I know I can attach the debugger to the INFOPATH.exe process to catch debugging symbols, but I have never tried to do what you are doing. Why exactly are you trying to do this?

Hi Mancha, Unforunately, you cannot open IE without saving the file temporarily.  Even if you did save  the file and then passed the path to IE, your form would require Full Trust, which is a major pain. The best idea I can think of is using the taskpane to render your output, and then have the user expand it out really ...

See this blog post for a great tutorial on accomplishing this: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Setup-Namespaces-for-a-Secondary-Data-Source.aspx

Hi brunoperes and welcome to the forum! You can do this if you just a more generaly XPath function. The following XPath will return a list of nodes, which will correspond to the "columns" of the table you have created. "//RepeatingTable[NumRow]/child::node()" REF: http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_axes.asp (I use ...

Hi Curious, Sorry we haven't been much help here - you could try installing the form to each machine, that should gurantee that it is Full Trust.  Search the Net for "InfoPath 2003 full trust msi" and you should find plenty of information.

Hi Paul, I would go with Greg's suggestion to create your own multi-select list box.  IP2007 has the horizontal repeating section, and since you are already allowing for multiple selections it should be easy to design a repeating section that looks very much like what you have now.  You can use a button to expand contract everything ...