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Community memeber Skarn has created a toolkit - the original post with more information is here.
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From MSDN:
Changed
Occurs after changes to a form's underlying XML document have been accepted and after the Validating event has occurred.
Changing
Occurs after changes to a form's underlying XML document have been made but before the changes have been accepted.
Validating
Occurs after changes to a ...
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Okay - just responded to your other post on languages - I think you may want to start with this simple tutorial. Try following it through, then read through this article on using XPathNavigator.
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Hey, Derek:
You'll want to stay away from JScript & VBScript - as of IP 2010, they are deprecated. No point in even messing around with them. Plus, no Intellisense (yeah, I'm spoiled).
I would encourage you to use C#, unless you already have Visual Basic knowledge. I've seen a lot more C# samples on the boards than Visual Basic - ...
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Hi -
I'm having a little trouble understanding.
But it sounds like you want to count items in your table based on more than one filter? That is, you want to count everything where a certain field = "pass" and another field = "AFFF/FFFP - gas cart./cyl"
Can you attach your form template to a reply? Under the Options tab ...
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In case no one has mentioned it lately, Skarn, you rock. What a neat tool to share with others!
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More than happy to help - I just sent you another email - if you have a copy of the form prior to the injection that caused the issue, I'd love to get my hands on it - send it to me, would you?
Thanks!
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Hey, Kevin:
I can clean up your form for you - we have seen this on occasion with an upgrade injection, and I'm going to spend some time next week tracking that down.
I'm going to email you at the account you use for the forum, so you can send me your form - I'll get you fixed right up.
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The OpenIn parameter does apply to existing XML as well as XSNs. So does Source. Open an existing XML in the browser (from a library configured to open in the browser) and you'll see the source param in the URL. The MSDN page I linked to explicitly states in the section on OpenIn:
If a Source query parameter is specified, the default value ...
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Yes, submit options can include closing the form. Regular rules can also be added to close the form. However, closing the form will not close InfoPath if the form is opened in client (Filler).