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Re: Submit button

Skarn — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 13:51:42 GMT

You could dump the XDocument.xml property to a text file - but I don't know how you would 'remove' the user's access - you'd have to adjust file permissions?? Perhaps you could use a shell command to cacls.exe (could be dangerous).

Another way, if superficial 'hiding' from user is suitable - before saving to file you could set a 'flag' field to a value. Then have a rule on form open which if that field = value it should switch to a BLANK view. If the user finds the form that was saved and tried to open it - it will display as blank.

Re: Submit button

Lawson — Mon, 17 May 2010 00:35:55 GMT

I would like the form to be saved to a specific path on the shared drive, and I would like to take the form from the user, ie the user would no longer have access to it.

Re: Submit button

Qazi Anis — Sun, 16 May 2010 21:04:12 GMT

What exactly do you want to happen after the user clicks submit

Submit button

Lawson — Sun, 16 May 2010 18:13:30 GMT

I have created a form in IP 2003 with many different attachment fields. My users will attach documents to this form and press a submit button with the following C# code:

this.thisXDocument.SaveAs(@"PATH" + ContractNumber + DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy.MM.dd_HH.mm.ss.ff") + ".xml"); this.thisApplication.Quit(true);

I have a problem with this method of transfering the form from the user to me. Our users store these forms on a shared drive. However, the forms can be extremely large, and the forms are eating up space on the shared drive.

Once the user presses the submit button I have coded, is there anyway to take the form from the user?

This may eliminate the space issues on the shared drive.