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Yes, the nil attribute MUST be removed from a node prior to adding a value. Inserting a value into a node does not automatically remove the nil attribute. Then if you ever clear the value, you will need to set the nil attribute again (if desired) on that node.
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Microsoft's MSDN web site probably has some good information on creating a simple ActiveX control.
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I am not familiar with IBM's competing product.
Please be specific about what issues you are seeing, and what product version you are using? If InfoPath 2003--have you updated to SP2 yet? Numerous issues have been fixed.
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Hi ek38,
InfoPath sucks at printing, but you might be able to come up with a workaround if you have enough time. To start, try checking out these tutorials:http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?s=Printing
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I accidently posted this to the ''Newbie'' forum. Here it is again.
We have a Purchase Order we are printing.
The Signature Section ALWAYS need to be on the bottom 2 inches of the form.
Problem. The line items on the PO are a repeating table for obvious reasons. When you add more lines to the PO, the ''Signature Section'' gets pushed to a ...
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Hi Sharon,
I'm sorry to hear about your troubles with managed code - have you been through the Resources section of our website? There are several tutorials and articles there that might help you.
As for creating a clone of a node that does not exist - try cloning it from the sampledata.xml file inherit in every form. Here's a code snippet that ...
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Hi Alexander,
Unfortunately, there is no way to programatically do this. Deployment has always been a pain and it was alleviated slightly by the creation of UDCs, but it looks like you will have to go through this monotonous process every time you want to publish your form.
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Hi Basescu,
I've never used web services this way, but I doubt you'll want to do it this way in InfoPath. Seems like it would need to be full trust. To interact with a web service in InfoPath you add it as a secondary data source, and then manipulate the queryFields node to change the values of the parameters. Once that is done you can call ...
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Hi Basescu,
I've never heard of a web service connection being blown away when publishing to SharePoint, but I'm not sure what the problem could be. Here are some things to try:
1. Make a sample form to make sure that the web service is returning something (maybe the call is successful, it just seems bad b/c nothing is returning)
2. Make sure ...
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Come on, I know this.
The problem is how to get the certificate I have to show under Select certificate. I read an article that describes the process using the SignCode vsmacro included with the InfoPath SDK but it is for Visual Studio 2003 and so far I haven't been able to use it.