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I have two forms with all fields in a repeating section. They are going to be filled out on a disconnected tablet PC, and submitted to an Access database upon return to the office. I have been able to merge all of the xml files for the first form together and submit them to the database. That worked fine. The problem ...
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Sorry, I tried to figure out what Shiva wrote but I'm not sure whether what she wrote involves writing code or can it all be done using rules on the 'Next' button? I'm not experienced writing code.
Matt, what is a secondary DOM?
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So have you tried publishing to a new library?
It may be something corrupt in the current library.
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Clay Fox: I cannot remember for sure if SharePoint is supposed to update the view on an existing library or not but I ca think of a couple tests.
One I would publish your form to a new Form Library just as a test and make sure you get what you are looking for in the view.
Also I would go into SharePoint admin and manually create a new view with ...
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Thanks, Matt.
I got the data from a expression box, and it shows "2007-05-02T00:00:00"
The way it will work out is to wirte code to get the date like "2007-05-02" Is this what you recommend?
The data set is from DB. How I can format it before it shows on the screen? Could you give me some references?
Thanks.
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Great! Thanks for your help, Clay!
Best,
Tim
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You need permission to write a file to the server or where ever DBXL is installed. I would check your account permissions, or whichever account you are using that you can write to the folder. In IIS you should be able to navigate to the website and the folder. You have the path where it wants to save it to, your server ...
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Hi Clay, thanks a lot for your answer!
I just finished the installation, but I got a message: "Error publishing Admin tool: Acces denied."
After the installation, I'm not able to find http://<server>/QdabraWebService/Forms/DAT/template.xsn
What should I verifie?
Elizabeth
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Hi Thierry,
One idea would be to provide a regular textbox above the rich-text box for pasting. The user would paste into this regular textbox (therefore removing all formatting), and then you could write code to copy from the regular textbox into the rich-text box, adding all of the tags that you need.
Just an idea, I hope you got it ...
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Hi trufooser,
Thanks a lot for this cool code sample! Printing InfoPath forms has always been a pain, and this should make it much easier! Thanks again.