InfoPath Dev

would that work even if the code behind is C#?

I know this keeps coming up but I'm still confused.  I created an InfoPath 2007 form that has code behind that accesses the SharePoint Object model. This form is for inside the company only.  When I originally signed it I received a .pfx certificate and installed it on my development machine.  Set the form security to full trust ...

On my InfoPath form I have a field called Next Update.  I wrote a timer job that reads the list that holds the form data and reads the Next Update field.  If the date has passed or is blank it sends out an email to the user on the form (another field) telling them to update the form. When I deployed the timer job on a farm, the users ...

No..I copied and pasted this code in a console app and it worked just fine.   I did get it to work here is how I did it. private void OnToggleControls(string CurrentUserName) {string UserFromList; Boolean IsApprover = false;XPathNavigator secDSNav = DataSources["Approvers"].CreateNavigator(); XPathNodeIterator rows = ...

I have an InfoPath form that gets the current users credentials and looks in a custom list to see if they are there.  If they are not in the list there are certain fields that are disabled.  When I run this on my development server it works.  On my local PC it works (I am an admin), however other users get an error 5337.  When ...

No however I did change it a little to: not(dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:SustainApprovers/@Person[msxsl:string-compare(., translate(/my:myFields/my:MyCurrentUser, "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz", "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWYXZ"), "", "i") = 0]) I need to change MyCurrentUser to lower case so that it will ...

Not sure if this goes under code or controls.  Here's the situation I need to disable certain controls on my for based on user that is logged on to the PC.  So in my for load event I have some code that gets the users AccountName and puts it in a textbox: XPathNavigator root = ...