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Hilarious! Two people posting the exact same thing at the exact same time, haha!
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Was this thread not useful?http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2030
With this if the user clicks ''OK'' then you will just overwrite the form, if they click ''Cancel'', you could generate a new filename and save it as the new filename.
Take a look at the XDocument.UI.SetSaveAsDialogFileName and XDocument.UI.SetSaveAsDialogLocation ...
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You can do this by editing the template.xml file that your form starts up with by default. You can also do this with code in the OnLoad event, but this is a little more difficult.
Steps to edit template.xml:
1. Select Extract Form Files from the File menu.
2. Follow the wizard to Extract the files to a folder
3. Browse to that folder, and ...
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A repeating table with 9 columns sounds like the best bet to me. I'm not sure what you'll be doing but the last two columns sound like they don't necessarily need to tie to XML nodes as they could just be expressed with expression boxes.
Anyway, a repeating table sounds like the best bet.
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What do you mean you want to ''disable an account''? Do you want to control Windows security settings from within InfoPath? I don't think this will be easy.
Or do you want to block certain content when a certain user is logged in? To do this it shouldn't be too hard and you should look into creating User Roles depending on the text box node that ...
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I haven't tested the first two items you listed, but InfoPath 2007 will have the third!
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showing multiple fields in a single list is a common request, and will hopefully be corrected in the next release.
As for updating separate text boxes when a value is selected... although a common (and very useful) request, I question whether this will ever be fixed as Rules and Code are the approved means to make this happen. But keep posting ...
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Thank you - I agree. There have also been requests for drag-and-drop abilities within the Data Source task pane. Either of these would make life much easier!
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Add the ability to easily display multiple columns in a drop down list
add the ability to easily display data from a multi-column dropdown list in a separate text box
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Hello:
I have a status report with a Submit data connection that uses this formula:
concat(concat(Date, ''_'', txtEmpl)
That is, the date of the status report followed by the employee's name. The problem is that I want to allow overwrite so they can modify a previous report, but I don't want their previous report to be overwritten if they use ...