InfoPath Dev

I have an IP form that has two multi-line text boxes. We then have a workflow that sends out an email with these two fields in it. Most of the time when the form is filled out, the text boxes are about 10 lines each. However we've noticed that in the email, the text that is shown is cut off at about 3-5 lines, and it excludes the rest of the ...

You might be getting NaN because there are no documents in the library, and therefore Max(ID) returns NaN. Upload a dummy/blank document to get ID =1 then you should be okay. Once there is another document in there, you can delete the blank document.

I'm not sure if you can do that.. Document ID's get assigned when the item is uploaded to the library.. at which point it would have to have a file name already.. unless you can somehow automatically change the file name to the Document ID after it's been submitted.

You can submit data to databases in the form code, which would allow you to keep whatever formatting you have in your form

I have an InfoPath form designed that has quite a bit of managed code, calls to web services, and SQL connections in the code. It works perfectly fine on the test environment and we had it connected to a Nintex workflow in the test environment and everything worked perfectly. When we moved to production, there was a major error in the workflow. I ...

Hey guys, I need to be able to access the file attachment in the form code (VB). I have a repeating file attachment field for users to attach as many fields as they need to and then in the code, I need to use a node iterator to iterate through the attachments, decoding the XML to create a System.Net.Mail.Attachment object so that I can use a ...

You should be able to upload the template to the Form Templates library right from the site (not through central admin) assuming you have permission to do so. Someone with the right permissions (might be you again) will have to approve the item though before you can use it

Okay I chatted with him and this is what happens: when I call the stored procedure, it takes in the current user and the current year. The lock is the user name - if the lock is free then it sets the lock to the user name, if another form calls the procedure, it sees that the lock is set to another user, so it waits until it is free. The other ...

Like I said, I ditched the method of looking up the SP item ID's from the library and getting the max ID. I was having problems with library permissions so instead of using data connections and rules, I went the managed code route and in the code, I make a call to a SQL stored procedure wherein it pulls from a table a "job number". ...

Okay, so I ditched the idea of getting the info from the library and instead used managed code and am using a stored procedure in our SQL database to retrieve an auto-incrementing field that resets on the new year :) this has the added benefit that you don't need to worry about having permissions to get into libraries and such PLUS the ...