InfoPath Dev

This turned out to be another case of misdirected error messages.  I found the issue, instead of using categoryCode in the Batch statement I should have used categoryID.  I fixed this and all is well.  Can anyone tell me why I would get a "SQL Server might not be started" error instead of something more useful?

Just curious, why did you provide userid, pw and domain in establishing your credentials instead of System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials

I am migrating my InfoPath form and code to a new Sharepoint server.  Everything seems to work fine except that a routine that updates a list via web services does not.  I am getting a SoapException error.  I have captured the detail of the exception and the error is: The SQL Server might not be ...

In addition to our Sharepoint site, our company has a document repository system that is used to house all controlled documents. I am introducing a new document that is to be saved in this system that is created in InfoPath. I am saving a copy of the Infopath document as a file which is then filed in the repository. Everything works fine until ...

Thanks Greg!!

I am reporting that I was able to get this working but I can't explain why. What I did was create a new default view that was in fact a dummy. The OnLoad event did a SwitchView to the the right form. Now everything works just fine. The reason I tried this is when I did an XMLspy of the manifest.xml of the form, it looked like there was some ...

Thanks Greg, but maybe I'm missing something (VERY probable) but if I launch a form from Sharepoint, steps do you take to invoke the VS VB Debugger?

I have done more experimentation and here is a bit more info. My form actually has about 7 views (not including print views). Depending on data that is entered into the form, I have VB code that does thisXDocument.View.SwitchView to the appropriate view for further data input. Each of the 7 views has a printView property set to the printer ...

I have done this. For the property of each editable view I have set an appropriate print view but this seems to have no effect as the editable view always prints. I do have VB code associated with the form and do do a UI.SwitchView to change to the appropriate view. Does this still use the pribt view associated with it?

I have a Infopath form that has a number of views with it. For each of the views I have created a Designated print view. The problem is when ever I choose to print one of my views, the Print View is not printed. Instead the the normal view is printed. If I manually select the print view and print, it prints just as I would exp;ect. I have ...