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  • Re: repeating table, filtered multiple drop downs

    Yes I did stumble across this, however; I didn't realize the blog was the answer to my question. The code that I have already written maintains the list of available dates, and the list of used dates. I found that I can use the xpath most widely published for drop downs, since the list of used dates is a seperate list. For some quick testing, I ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by trubin on 10-06-2006
  • Get the application path

    I want to create a button on my form which runs an exe.I think I can do this by doing Shell ''$:\MyPath\My.exe''. Is it possible to use the shell command in infopath and if so is it possible to detect the application path in order to determine teh exe path without hard coding it? Thanks Kay
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Alison on 10-06-2006
  • Re: repeating table, filtered multiple drop downs

    Hi TRubin and welcome to our forum! Have you read the InfoPath blog post:http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/08/10/694530.aspx I think this may have some useful info for you. Please let me know if it doesn't, and we can help you do the right xpath.
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 10-05-2006
  • Re: Programmatically Fire Event

    Hi DTobias, The OnMergeRequest event is fired when the user selects File-&gt;Merge Forms. To programmatically merge forms (without waiting for the user to choose File-&gt;Merge Forms), add code to your OnLoad handler that calls Import. Have fun!
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 10-05-2006
  • Programmatically Fire Event

    Hello, I would like to fire the OnMergeRequest event when a form is opened. Is this possible and if so what is the syntax? Thanks
    Posted to Code (Forum) by dtobias on 10-05-2006
  • Hiding Optional Sections - The Other Shoe

    There have been many posts about how to hide an optional section (use Conditional Formatting). However, there is one big catch to this. If the section has not yet been inserted, the insert optional link text will still show up. So then once you click it to insert the section it will be ultimately hidden! Ha! To work around this you have to ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Shiraz Cupala on 10-05-2006
  • repeating table, filtered multiple drop downs

    I am working with InfoPath 2003. The task at hand is this. We are scheduling meetings for multiple review dates. The solution requires that only 2 reviews can happen in any given day. I have been thinking that this should be no problem. Well, it is a problem… Here is why… My data is in a repeating table. Each row represents the full data set ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by trubin on 10-05-2006
  • Re: script populate field that is bound to database

    When using a database connection as a secondary data source, you won't be able to edit the fields underneath the dataFields node since these are simply the results of a query to the database. You can, however, edit the fields under the queryFields node. If you want to edit data and then submit back to the database you will have to create a new ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Matt Faus on 10-05-2006
  • Saving a form in Draft Mode

    When someone starts filling out a form but cannot complete the form due to ''daily distractions'', can the individual save the form in DRAFT MODE and come back to it at a later time? Is this done through SAVE? Thank you
    Posted to General (Forum) by jmamakes3 on 10-05-2006
  • Numbered Lists Infopath 2003

    I am not a programmer but I am creating a form that has Numbered Lists. Numbered Lists do not allow to Hide the control if it meets a specific condition based on input from another field; is there another way to hide the control?
    Posted to General (Forum) by jmamakes3 on 10-05-2006
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