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This is where Tim Pash posts all of the juicy nuggets of stuff on how to get the job done using InfoPath.
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Pashman's InfoPath Goldmine
Copying Data from a Secondary Datasource to a Child Table in a Main Datasource
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over 5 years ago
by
G. Timothy Pash
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This code sample documents a block of VB.Net code I had to write recently for retrieving a block of data from a secondary datasource, and then copying that data into a child table of a dataset in the main datasource. I've copied it over as is for my benefit...
Pashman's InfoPath Goldmine
XPathNavigator Control in VB.NET
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over 5 years ago
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G. Timothy Pash
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VB.NET and probably the other managed code languages uses a new syntax for specifying nodes and traversing XML in a form. I don't claim to have a firm grasp on this, I only know what works. Let's say you've got a field in your form whose value you set...
Pashman's InfoPath Goldmine
Custom Task Panes in InfoPath 2007 Using VB.NET
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over 5 years ago
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G. Timothy Pash
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Folks, Just starting to get involved in dealing with VB.NET and VSTA in InfoPath 2007. A lot of what I've taken for granted in InfoPath 2003 and JScript no longer applies. Take Custom Task Panes for example. A neat idea, and super-useful. Doesn't work...
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