InfoPath Dev

Hi adouangpanya, Please follow these steps to get that, 1) You first make “field1” as promoted property for the first form and then publish to sharepoint library (let it be named as “DemoLib”). 2) Now create from1,form2,form3 from DemoLib as you said 3) Take data connection to that library in your new InfoPath form(let the connection be named ...

Hi julie, You please put "XDocument" in place of "thisXDocument" in that button code and follow the same process. Thanks Nagesh InfoPath Dev India

Hi Julie-mids, You can follow these steps for that, 1) Paste “thisXDocument.PrintOut()” under the code of Print button you placed. 2) Give full trust to your form and sign it. 3) Now publish the form either to sharepoint or localdirectory. 4) Open the published form and click that Print button . 5) A dialog will be displayed asking you ...

Hi sjc724, After getting the full file name you use the following code, System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo psi = new ProcessStartInfo(@''Give your full file path here''); System.Diagnostics.Process process = new Process(); process.StartInfo = psi; process.Start(); I think this would work for you, Thank ...

Hi christophe, We can use such DLL in the infopath form.It worked for me by following the steps below, 1) Go to VisualStudio.NET 2) Click on ''Add Reference'' in Project menu 3) Select .NET tab and click on the Browse button 4) Select the DLL file and click Ok 5) Now go to the infopath code and then import ...