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Hi, sorry for my mistake,
Change the string to var,
var txtPath;
var txtName;
var GMSRef;
I hope it will work for you.
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check out this post may be it's helpful
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4546
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After a bit of research and some testing on my test sharepoint site i came to the same conclusion, glad to see i am kinda on the right track.
Although i had considered scrapping the idea for access DB's, but then i have to teach people to use access (pass!)
Just need to do some more testing to ascertain if it can export the sharepoint data to ...
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Okay depending on how many views you have would it be an idea,
to make a copy of each view, give them different colors or what ever during design time and then make your decision in your on load event which views to use.
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Question. Are FORREVIEW and DocumentTitle the names of your controls within your Infopath form ?
If yes then in code you have to use something like this:
IXMLDOMNode myForReview = XDocument.Dom.SelectSingleNode(''my:myFields/my:FORREVIEW'')
and then in your subject you can use myForReview.text
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HI,
you have to change your ''string xPath'' to ''var xPath''.
Don't forget you use scripting.
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Hi,
please have a look under this link here, I guess it can help you
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4546
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Hi guys,
is there an easy way (say via Jscript or sumsuch) to see
the SQL query(ies) Infopath uses when I submit a form to SQL Server?
regards,
Ben
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I followed the tutorial at http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=9111ef580f95479890fc18fb2c5bac85
and got lost at this point:
The tutorial says to append to the XSL statement to make it look like this
xdXDocument:GetDOM(''Clients'')/ClientInfo/Clients/Client/Name[../ID = current()]
Mine looks like this to begin ...
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Will this also work if it is in a repeating table and the intial Main Connection is to a SQL table?