InfoPath Dev

Hello mat_hues... if you store all your xmls to a sharepoint library you can export the data to an excel sheet (built in functionality of a forms library). However we store our xmls in a database and therefore cannot use this tool. And since we are talking bout several thousands of xmls we cannot open every single one of them and view them in ...

Good morning everyone, I created a custom page layout with a custom content type. This page layout hosts an XmlFormViewer control which of course hosts an Infopath form. Forms are being deployed to a dedicated document library as content types. Everything is working quite smoothly. Except for the fact that as soon as I update my form in infopath ...

Correct. That is if you were using that inside a form's code behind file. Obviously "this.NamespaceManager" won't be available once you're confronted with the xml output and the xml output only in some other application/environment/solar system for that matter. If I remember correctly I solved the problem by loading the ...

The people creating infopath forms in our sharepoint site don't really care how they get their data.. they just want it. They create an infopath form, publish it to sharepoint and at some point in the future they want an excel sheet with all the participants' data. Now it's kind of difficult to make reports in excel when you have ...

Hello everyone, I'm wondering how this can be done. We were told not to use Sharepoint as a data storage as we might well have > 20.000 submitted forms. That's why I'm submitting the Xml to a Webservice which in turn stores the infopath xml in a ms sql database. Now how do I load all those xml files (excel? access? anything else?) ...

I created a small workaround to read the proper uri for the "my" namespace first. Still I'm wondering if that's the way to go here.

hello everyone, I'm unable to select a single node within my xml document :-/ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa701078.aspxprotected void XmlFormView1_Initialize(object sender, InitializeEventArgs e) { // Create an XPathNavigator positioned at the root of the form's main data source. XPathNavigator xNavMain = ...

I can check for validation errors using XmlForm.Errors. What I'd like to do is to print all the error messages to the web form to show the user what actually went wrong instead of just showing red stars. Is it possible to write text to the form for displaying purposes without adding a expression field to the data model? Just like in asp ...

XmlForm.Errors (= type FormErrorCollection) I guess XDocument is old school Infopath 2003. Thanks for the hint anyway.

 XDocument? Also note I am using browser enabled forms (browser only that is).