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How do I place a close button on the form and make it work?
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Hi Scarpacci and welcome to our forum!
You should be able to change the name of the form before saving. You could even programmatically change the name of the form OnLoad so that the name is correct.
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Hi again,
When you say ''Print View'' are you talking about the Print View in the client-side form or when it is displayed in Form Server?
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Hi again,
Just a guess but maybe you don't have the right write permissions on some temporary directory that VSTO wants to use to cache your project. Or, maybe it's just a VSTO+IP bug. :)
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Hi Bob,
I think a domain admin just needs to approve the publish. If you are a domain admin you should be able to go to the publish location and one of the actions there should be approve. I saw this demoed at TechEd in June but don't remember the exact sequences. Ed Essey at Microsoft is the program manager for Forms Services. If you can't find ...
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Hi All,
Is it possible to bind one field in the form to two places in the data source?
I want to share one text field for both web service 's request and response. in other words, I have the same parameter at the request and response.
Thanks,
Eugene,
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Create a new data connection by going to tools -> Data connections that is a connection to the form library where you want the form submitted. Then go into Tools -> Submit options and check the perform custom action using rules. In the rules add two actions, one to submit to your db and one to submit to the SharePoint library you just ...
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I am creating a needs analysis form to help managers build their own performance objectives. I've created a form and inserted an optional group with 4 fields (2 drop-down pick lists and 2 free text boxes). If one manager has (let's say) 5 objectives to build I'd like them to submit it once on a single form and collect all 20 field's data at once ...
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I would like to be able to customize the message that comes up when users close the form without saving the form or submitting their changes to the db. So currently if a user clicks the x to close the form after making changes to the form data without saving the form or submitting their data to the db a message comes up asking if they want to ...
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How do I submit to the SQL database and the SharePoint Form Library using one submit button. I right click on the submit button and selected properties and I saw the option of submitting using custom code...I think I use that to submit to both the database and SharePoint Library, but what code do I use.