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  • Save infopathForm as .tif or any image file..

    Hey Guys the title says it all really, I want to create an app external to infopath where I can choose my infopath file and it will save the file as an image (.tif is in the title as i know that you can do a print to the office image writer for this) Any thoughts would be really helpful :) Many thanks Ben
    Posted to Code (Forum) by nebuk on 03-11-2010
  • Re: Infopath error log

    Client Form and its not giving me an information aside from their being an error :( And I cant open it to try and fill it in (which gives the better error message) as its an unsigned form on my computer. Essentially I am editing it using a Webservice via a sharepoint workflow and somewhere along the way I broke it... but its a long way and I just ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by nebuk on 03-04-2010
  • Infopath error log

    Hey guys I am getting the error "infopath has encountered an error" and I wondered where on earth on a local machine it logs this error file. Could someone give me the directory route please Cheers Ben
    Posted to General (Forum) by nebuk on 02-26-2010
  • Quick help about digital certs in xml

    Hey guys :) I was wondering if anyone knew what difference it makes to the files that make up an xsn, I have a signed and unsigned one here and they appear to be identical am I missing a trick??? Cheers Ben
    Posted to Code (Forum) by nebuk on 02-26-2010
  • Information avaliable back from Xpath objects

    Hey I was wondering if anyone knew how to get back the Type of an object this is whether it is an element or a group as opposed to the data type which is if its text or date etc. You can find them in the infopath designer by right clicking on an object in datasource, clicking properties then data. I am looking to find this in c# using the Xpath ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by nebuk on 01-15-2010
  • Re: Programatically creating infopath forms

    I want to create a new infopath form and then add in 10 template parts into it , which I have stored in a folder. I want to do this in a .Net based application (c# or vb) external to infopath (running stand alone) If this is infeasible then just a way to add in normal text boxes into a form programatically would be really useful I have found no ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by nebuk on 12-04-2009
  • Programatically creating infopath forms

    Hi I was wondering if anyone had come across doing this before, I have a folder of infopath form parts and just want to add them all to an infopath form, does anyone know a good place to start with this :) sorry if I am being a bit simple. I would be using an application external to infopath to do this (just a c#.net application) many thanks Ben
    Posted to Code (Forum) by nebuk on 12-04-2009
  • Re: Error message issue

    yeah ok was my fault when recreating the cab the refrences for the file needed to not be absolute c/mydocs/folder/file etc needed to just be file.xsn :) will teach me!
    Posted to General (Forum) by nebuk on 11-17-2009
  • Error message issue

    Hi I have got this error message which I havent got before and am really unsure of where to starting looking to try and resolve this The form definition (.xsf) file references other files in the form with absolute paths. Only relative paths are supported. And before you ask yes I have been changing the manifest but only a bit.... it still ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by nebuk on 11-17-2009
  • Re: Changing visible parts programatically

    Many thanks for the reply :) If I were to use a 5nf would I be able to automate this as the issue is that not only will there be many multiple parts to do this with it may be done 100's of times by inexperienced users. Also how would you then do this with the 5nf? I know you said email to reply but its still nice for everyone else to see ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by nebuk on 11-16-2009
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