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Hi Karsten,
Greg wrote this code ~6 years ago and I reviewed it while still at MS. Search for the sort function. It takes compareAssets as a function argument and passes two items from the index. Hopefully, that's enough info, but if not, I'm sure Greg will respond with more details soon... :)
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Hi Gianca,
Yes! Our DBXL Web Service supports rich text. It actually stores the document separately from the shredded data.http://www.qdabra.com/proddetail.asp?prod=QDBXL1
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Hi again,
If the CAs are in domains that trust one another, it should work, but if they're in separate domains, you'll have to use certificates issued by a company like Verisign (i.e. people will have to have their own).
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Hi Beth,
Unfortunately, you have to use code to do this. Take a look at the js code in the Timesheet (Detailed) sample. It has code to calculate the totals I think (see common.js). Good luck!
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Hi Dennis,
Sorry for the delay in responding. I actually read your post but didn't have time to respond last week and then our web server went down and we had to jump on that. Anyway, glad to see you figured it out! :)
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Ted, that's about what I thought as well. Just thought that there was something more to this. I just recently learned that this existed so...
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Thank you so much Ted
Sorry for the late reply, had to attend a totally different matter for a few days.
I'm looking forward to looking it through.
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Great! Glad to hear its working now!
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Hi, I've read some topics about the problem when anyone tries to insert in a SQL database a RTF field from the form. Do know any web service which can permit me to do this operation? i don't have Visual Studio in order to create a web service.
Thanks
Gianca
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I have a form with a repeating table. The form is also has an access database as its data source.
There is a week ending field in a repeating section. Within that repeating section is a repeating table which has a field start date.
I need to validate whether the start date is <= Week Ending date and >= Week Ending Date - 6.
I can validate ...