Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 2 (20 items) 1 2 Next > Re: Infopath 2013 "save as" with code Anyone else having this issues? Or is it just me? Posted to General (Forum) by paolo on 02-13-2014 Re: Rule entered with three or conditions is split into three separate rules You should see a difference depending on whether the rules are connected by "Or" or "And" logical operators. You can easily test this with conditions such as "1=1" Or "1=2" (should evaluate as true since the first condition is true, i.e. the condition is fulfilled, formatting ... Posted to General (Forum) by paolo on 02-12-2014 Infopath 2013 "save as" with code Hallo, I was recently upgraded from Infopath 2010 to Infopath 2013. I noticed a very weird behavior, and I wonder if there is some setting hidden somewhere to change it... On Infopath Designer 2010 if i have a form template with attached VB (or C#) code, let's say it is called "Dog", I would have a Dog.xsn file and ... Posted to General (Forum) by paolo on 02-12-2014 floats from SQL not recognized as numbers (scientific notation parsing issue?) Hallo, I am reporting a weird issue I had. I was reading a floating point number directly from an SQL table (in this case with value=0.08) into an infopath text box. In SQL the column had the proper type of an 8 byte float (i.e. a double). When read into an infopath text box connected to a *text (string)* field it would show in ... Posted to SQL Database Integration (Forum) by paolo on 01-17-2013 Re: submit data to 2 SQL tables Well, I'll answer my own post since I found a solution... Assume you have SQL Tables named "Apple" and "Banana". Make sure Apple has a primary key assigned (say in column Alice). This should be the usual way an SQL primary key needs to be ( for instance not allow blanks, be unique etc.) Make sure Banana has a column ... Posted to General (Forum) by paolo on 09-13-2012 submit data to 2 SQL tables Hallo, my Infopath 2010 form submit data to an SQL server (via a standard windows data connection). I can create a main data connection to one table for data query and submit, that works just fine. However, Infopath doesn't allow me to submit to a second SQL data table in the same database (or in another database for that ... Posted to General (Forum) by paolo on 08-24-2012 Re: Infopath 2010 Access Repeating Tables Rows Not Working Maybe "this" is not defined properly. Can you try without "this." before MainDataSource? Ciao, Paolo Posted to General (Forum) by paolo on 04-20-2012 Re: error when publishing form with code (sgen.exe missing) As usual one gets the illumination after posting. It turns out in an earlier version of the form I had a web service running which I then removed the code in the form. But, I didn't remove the web service reference in the project. After I did that, it compiled just fine. Ciao, Paolo Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 02-15-2012 error when publishing form with code (sgen.exe missing) Hi, by publishing a form with code I get the following error (see below). Why does it suddenly need the sgen.exe file when it never asked for that before? other forms with code publish & compile just fine... Ciao, Paolo Error 2 Task failed because "sgen.exe" was not found, or the .NET Framework SDK v2.0 is not ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 02-15-2012 finding which line of repeating table triggered a changed event (infopath 2010 VB) Hi, I was wondering how to find out which line of a repeating table triggered a changed event (in VB for infopath 2010). I looked into the XmlEventArgs object returned, and it seems that the .site method returns an XPathNavigator object with the node that triggered it however I couldn't figure out how to get the ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 02-08-2012 Page 1 of 2 (20 items) 1 2 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.