InfoPath Dev

I am trying to export 2 views to separate .MHT files. I can export the first view, then I call 'View.SwitchView' and in the 'OnSwitchView' event I can then export the second view, but I can't seem to then switch back to the main view, I get the following error: 'InfoPath cannot execute any view-related object model calls. The view is not ...

Thanks for your response. I agree that only allowing 'submit' when the user is on-line would be preferrable, but I really need a solution for the user to be able to 'submit' even when off-line. So I guess no one knows if you can generate a diffgram from InfoPath?

I cannot use the IP submit because the only options are web service, e-mail or SharePoint and I have to allow for the user to press submit while working off-line (business requirements dictate that the user should be able to 'submit' whether on-line or off-line so I need to save the data changes someplace until they are connected). Data cache is ...

Is there a way I can produce a diffgram of the changes made to my InfoPath data? I'm not sure if it makes a difference but I don't have a submit data connection. I need to give the user full fuctionality off-line so the data they're working with is cached on the local harddrive. On submit I need to write the data back to the data cache (via ...

Found the answer, and it is very basic (I lost sight of the fact that the whole 'selectNodes' is taking a string): Instead of: contactNodes = thisXDocument.GetDOM(''Contacts'').selectNodes(''ContactData/Contact[contains(last_name, searchString)]''); I needed to do the following: contactNodes = ...

Here is a bit more detail: I get the text that the user typed and put it in a string variable: string searchString = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//SIUData/ReportContacts/last_name'').text; Then I pass the string variable to an xpath function to find all nodes containing that string: contactNodes = ...

Hi, I'm new to xpath and having a problem creating the query I need. I have an xml document as a secondary datasource. I would like to use a text string that the user types in a text box to search for all matching nodes in the xml datasource. I have tried the 'contains' and 'starts-with' xpath functions but neither one seems to work if you ...

Works like a charm, thank you very much!

I am trying to open a completed form using the following code: thisApplication.XDocuments.NewFromSolution(@''C:\TestForm1.xml''); Both the calling form and the form being called are fully trusted and digitally signed. I am not in preview mode and I have verified that my path is correct but I keep getting the following error: InfoPath cannot ...

I am having a terrible time referencing the InfoPath object model in my C# Windows Forms application. I add a reference to the InfoPath Interop DLL, but I don't seem to have access to the object model. I cannot find any code examples in C# for this. I would like to be able to automatically call 'Submit' on all forms that the user has completed ...