InfoPath Dev

[quote user="louis"] Whoaa Cowboy, Column Guids are text? This ain't my first rodeo, and i think you might be mistaken. Column do have guid's just like lists, they are just harder to find than pulling them from query strings.[/quote] Can you use the GUID to match field elements to SharePoint list columns when using the ...

  The following article provides a similar solution which uses a CAML template and the UpdateListItems method of the Lists web service to update an existing item in SharePoint.  The article includes some important notes when submitting data to Sharepoint using a CAML query, including the DateTime field, which requires an XML format ...

Hi Jay, If you are using the UpdateListItems Method of the Lists Web Service as suggested in Matt's Post, the GUID of the list being updated is stored in the ListName field as a default value (remove the curly braces {...}, so that there is just the number and hyphens "38472564-2......73634A5" ).  This is the GUID if the list ...

Function now available in both JScript and VBScript The example loops through the repeating "Field" elements inside the "Batch" and "Method" nodes of a CAML template. When the required "Field" node is found by matching the "name" attribute, the value of the node is set to the value of a field in ...

You should be able to achieve this using SharePoint: If you configure the Main Submit data connection to submit to the SharePoint document library with a static file name (not generated from form data), you can specify that the form overwrites a previous version if it already exists in the library.  with a static filename, the form will ...

The article InfoPath - Update Repeating Elements/Nodes in a Secondary Data Source  provides instructions and a JScript example (code included) to loop through repeating nodes in a secondary datasource.  The function takes the value of the an attribute (name) in the repeating node, and the XPath to the field in the Main Data Source ...

[quote user="Lepid"]I have fixed the form so that it doesn't error when submitted (error was due to spelling) however now it just submits to nowhere, that is the SP list does not update.[/quote] If you are trying to update data in SharePoint, it can be done either by configuring the Main Submit data source to submit the form to a ...

See article Programattically Transfer Data Between InfoPath Forms for details and instructions on how to transfer data between two InfoPath forms programmatically using a JScript example similar to the above. If using SharePoint you can submit the data to a SharePoint list from the first form eith using a CAML query and the SharePoint ...

 Hi RhysAZ,  [quote user="RhysAZ"]Is there an easy way to determine if I have the correct XPaths to textbox1 and textbox2?[/quote]  You can get the correct XPaths for the fields in each form by opening both in design mode, then right clicking on the field in the main data source and select "Copy ...

Hi RhysAZ, As long as you have se the name spaces to the one stated in the properties of the "SetName" and "SetUserName" fields.  I don't think it is the name spaces either. Try setting a default value for the fields in both forms to ensure that they are selectable in the XML DOM when using the DOM.selectSingleNode() ...