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We are using Infopath in conjunction with Sharepoint.
We have a comments text box in the form that we would like to place in the body (or as infopath calls it, introduction) of the email.
In the data connection, we can assign form values to the ''To:'' and ''Subject'' lines but not the body. Is there anyway around this. It seems like a design ...
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OK! I have made considerable progress on this issue today. I took Patrick's advice and created an Event Handler. The Event Handler simply takes any submitted document/form to a library and moves it to another library. I really like this solution as it doesn't require any new form code. However, I am having an issue with the Event Handler that I ...
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Thanks posting the answer, this should be helpfull for many more people.
Agni
INFOPATHdev India
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Hi,
e.Newvalue is a read-only property that returns a string value indicating the value of an XML Document Object Model (DOM) node that is being updated or inserted during a data validation event.
e.source is a read-only property that returns a reference to the XML Document Object Model (DOM) where the data validation event is occurring.
I think ...
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I have a Text Box in my form. In the code I have the function (Event handler) OnAfterChange (or OnBeforeChange).
What is the different between
e.Sourc.text
and
e.NewValue
If there is any difference When to use each case?
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To show all of your conditionally hidden sections, try this:
Add a new node to the schema named ShowAll. This will be a boolean node. Default to false.
Append the following condition to any of the conditions you already have on your conditional formatting sections:
AND ShowAll = false
Now, when you set ShowAll to true, the conditional ...
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Hi!
2 Patrick Halstead
Thanx for your advice.
2 tatopitta
I found a solution :)
You can sign your form by clicking ''Create Certificate'' then when any other user trying to open your form he/she will be promted to ''Security Warning '' with message
''This form is digitally signed by Alex..''
and ''Always trust'' checkbox will be disabled to ...
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Well I believe that I can achieve what I need to achieve by using an event handler as suggested above. If anyone out there has an example event handler that I might be able to look at, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
Tom
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Hi All
I have a fairly huge corporate Infopath form that the company now want to adopt as a hand-filling form too. I've gone through removed any electronic-only elements (like drop-downs) so it is [just about] complte-able with a mere pen.
However, there are considerable hidden sections through conditional formatting. There are also a couple of ...