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Asked by benpope in Extensible Markup Language (XML), Infopath, Access Coding/Macros
Hello Experts,
From within an existing Access form and using VBA, I need to be able to modify and save data in an Infopath xml form. From what I have researched so far, I think I should be able to programmatically load an xml document and have the ability to read or modify any of the xml data components through the DOMdocument object. I have be able to figure out how to load an existing xml document and save it under a different name thereby creating a new document. But I have not been able to figure out how to modify the data contained in the loaded xml document's root element. So far I have not found a good reference on the syntax to do that.
In my test example, the Infopath xml document is linked to my Access back-end data tables and has four data fields. They are Request (number), Description (text), Fab area, (text), and Accept (Boolean). I want to load an existing Infopath xml form, modify it to contain the open Access form's data set, and then save the Infopath xml form with a new name. Can someone tell me if this is possible or help with the syntax to do this?
Thanks, and please advise.
Ben
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Private Sub btnCreateInfopathForm_Click()
Dim strNewFormName as string
strNewFormName = me.Request.value
Dim xmldoc As MSXML2.DOMDocument
Set xmldoc = New MSXML2.DOMDocument
xmldoc.Load ("C:\TEMP\infopath tests\Form1.xml") 'load an existing Infopath form linked to underlying Access DB
'xmldoc. need syntax to manipulate xml document root element data to match currently open Access form fields
xmldoc.Save ("C:\TEMP\infopath tests\" & strNewFormName & ".xml") 'save modified file to known location
Set xmldoc = Nothing 'clear xmldoc parameters
end sub
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