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Thank you for your response. I can't seem to get it to work. I am not sure if I am doing it right. The help files stink. I want it to say Log instead of form.
Jesse
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Hi RSP,
I would recommend checking the log file to see exactly what the problem is first:
Go to ''C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\LOGS'' (or wherever your SharePoint logs are)
Repeat the operation that causes a failure in IPFS and check the latest entry in the log (it should have ''Forms Server'' in it). It ...
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Hi Jesse and welcome to our forum!
You can access the form's name through the XDocument.URI property:
Application.XDocuments(XDocument.URI);
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Hi Jesse,
Why not just define a Print view for the one you are on and have users print it manually and then click a button to submit? You can't print from a button without making your form Full Trust. That's because printing requires a greater level of security. I suppose you already know that since you are doing it in code already. :) For ...
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Thanks everyone! Seems like i've found the solution - the alternative to the suggestions you posted above. This is what i did and it looks like it's working:
1 - promoted the unique code (e.g product number) as a column to the Sharepoint library
2 - added this library as a data connection
3 - set up the field value using the 'max' formula that ...
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Hello!
My infopath form is tied to an SQL db, and I need to create invoices with sequentially increasing ID number. Is it possible to do it with infopath?
Thank you!
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Shaker,
Thank you so much, great answer!!!
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Heya Patrick.
Thanks.
Yes, there's a fair bit of AJAX on the web client application. It's all Tomcat-based.
We've to a large extent have ''taken control'' of the InfoPath form construction process. We generate our own .xsn files on the fly, based upon the concepts within our system, and leave it up to the form designer to build the underlying ...