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  • Switch Views During the OnLoad Event

    InfoPath provides the SwitchView method to allow you to programmatically switch views from within your code. But SwitchView is a method of the View object, which does not exist until after the OnLoad event has completed. Any attempt, therefore, to use the SwitchView method in the OnLoad event handler...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 06-27-2005
  • Launch a Supporting Form

    InfoPath forms can do a lot of things. But at times you might want one form to launch another form to perform a different, but related task. You might have needs for numerous forms to work together as part of an overall solution. In this task we will create several buttons which will launch a supporting...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 06-10-2005
  • Too Lazy to Switch Views

    STATUS: Fixed in InfoPath 2003 SP1 DESCRIPTION: While working on a project for Microsoft, Patrick Halstead and I were using some complex Open Rules and were having trouble getting things to work right. So, under the pressure of a deadline, we decided to convert them to code in the OnLoad event handler...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 07-01-2004
  • Order of Processing at Startup

    In InfoPath SP1, the order of processing at startup of a form is: User Roles Open Rules OnLoad event handler OnSwitchView event handler The User Roles are processed first so that when the Open Rules are evaluated that they can take into account the current role. The Open Rules can be used to change the...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 06-26-2004
  • The Case of the Missing PI

    DAY 1 (2004-06-24) I was just working with a set of forms where a non-managed code (i.e. JScript)—hereafter referred to as NMC—form launches a managed code (i.e. C#)—hereafter referred to as MC—form and passes in its data using the new InfoPath 2003 SP1 method NewFromSolutionWithData...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Greg Collins on 06-24-2004
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