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Hi Ailene,
It sounds like the conditional formatting on the section that contains the page break is incorrect. I'll admit the article is really complicated, but that's what it takes to get printing to work in InfoPath.
Good luck!
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Hi Electrophoretic,
This happens to me too, sometimes. Do you happen to be running an x64 OS? I think that is what is causing the problem for me. To date, I have only ''dealt with'' this problem. Please let me know if you figure out a fix! Otherwise, more robust x64 support for MS Office is due with the next release (version 14, that is).
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Hi Vidette,
You should check out the sample Timecard form that comes with InfoPath - it is likely all you will need in order to collect the information you are looking for. I don't have a lot of experience with digital signature, so I'll have to let someone else answer that, but as for the last question, there are a lot of ways to solve this ...
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Hello everybody!
I have a problem uploading the xsn-file. It says:
''form template has not been correctly published, rerun wizzard''
however I've done this a thousand times and nothing seems to work.
The form worked when I published it as a site content type and to the library, but now I have managed c# code within the form which needs to be ...
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No, no. Preceding-sibling doesn't work the way you are trying to use it. It needs to start from your current selection (i.e. eventObj.Source). You're trying to make it go all the way back to the root node, which has NO preceding siblings. And you need to also use it on a Repeating Node (i.e. the table row itself), not an Attribute.
So it would be ...
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Does anyone know if it's possible to suppress that dialog box that comes up when you open an infopath form from Sharepoint? I get asked whether I want to open or save every time and I just always want the user to open it.
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Yes this is very helpful, so I would use it like this then:
var rowNumber = eventObj.Source.selectNodes(''preceding-sibling::dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:ProductLinesValue/@ProductLineValue'').length + 1
but I don't know how many rows it will end-up selecting...is there a way you can tell it to count through all the rows...?
Thanks
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Ah, okay. So what you need to do is to get the current row of your current table, so that you know which row to update in your second form.
You can do this using the preceding-sibling:: axis. This would be something like:
var rowNumber = eventObj.Source.selectNodes(''preceding-sibling::my:RowNodeName'').length + 1
Then use rowNumber to set the ...
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Try this... it's vb.net managed code but you get the idea.
Public Function GetTemplateXMLFileDOM() As IXMLDOMDocument3
Dim TemplateDOM As IXMLDOMDocument3
TemplateDOM = prXDoc.CreateDOM()
TemplateDOM.async = False
TemplateDOM.validateOnParse = False
TemplateDOM.load(''template.xml'')
Dim ...
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Hi Richard,
I'd be happy to talk about how you can leverage InfoPath to improve data entryfor your current business workflow. Please send me e-mail and we'll hook up.
Regards,