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You gave my a link to example of creating new self certificate. I'm talking about case that I alreaty have certificate on my machine (.cer file) I can see it on the mmc (Console Root\Certificate). But I dont see it on the InfoPath selection
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Check out this links to get more information,
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2227
http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=06d94826ac7a46a09a0f68238c2e0769
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Hello Chip,
1)You can make the View Read only by Checking the check box ReadOnly in the View properties. You can find View properties in the Task Pane
2)Yes the Button will be still active when the view is made Readonly. You need to put Rule on this button.
3)Yes you need to maintain both views for all the changes you make .
As you did not want ...
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I'm glad you got it to work! Yeah, editing text files in anything but a text editor is usually not the best way to go... Altova makes a really cool XML editor called XMLSpy that works really well and even has a pretty print feature!
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You could do this with custom XSL modifications if you REALLY want to remain codeless. This would also keep your data purity intact.
However, it's not accepted as a good practice as it might break with future versions of IP, and it's not the easiest thing to do, if you haven't done it before.
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Thanks for the clarification Michael! It is incredibly difficult to parse the text describing your tables, please use this format next time:
Product
--producID
--productDesc
--unitPrice
--categoryID
Product ...
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Yes, you should be able to do this with a simple XSL statement. Assuming your schema looks like this:
Group
--LineItem (repeating)
----CreditCard
----Amount
Your calculated field will be this:
sum( LineItem/Amount[../CreditCard = ''no''] )
To do this in the Designer,
1. double-click the field that you wish to calculate the total and click the ...
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quote:Keep in mind that all values are stored as text in the XML file... It is the schema that determines the data type of that text value.
So, when you enter ANY value from code, you do it the same way:
thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''my:node'').text = ''999''
Greg, thank you very much for your reply. This subject has been driving me nuts. ...
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Sorry for making this sound confusing. Let me try to simplify my example... The 1st table ''Product'' has 4 fields; productID (an integer), productDesc (text fld), unitPrice (currency), categoryID (integer). The 2nd table ''Product Category'' has 2 fields; categoryID (an integer), categoryDesc (text fld). The 3rd table ''Customer'' has 4 fields; ...
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I did and that's the interesting thing. When the OnAfterChangeEvent id generated (on the user doing a remove sign action), the form is still signed.