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Hi,
This is working for me in run command,
you have to go where the infopath installed(C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11>) and run INFOPATH.EXE /cache clearall,
I think this will work,
Thanks.
K.Ramana Reddy
Infopath Dev India
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I doubt you can do it within the InfoPath designer, but would love to be proved wrong.
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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas
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I can not run that from run command
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Hi,
Using screen Tip or placeholder we can direct user to only enter numeric values.
After selecting data Type as whole number for a text box, if we enter characters, it will display red dashed bar in that textbox,
I think this is fine to tell user to enter only numeric values,
Thanks.
K.Ramana Reddy
Infopath Dev India
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Hi,
I have an InfoPath form developed using C#. It references a dll I have created to collate common classes i will use in other forms. I have created custom buttons that will use code from this dll.
I have published the form to a shared directory. I have created a self-signed digitial certificate and ensured this used to allow full trust.
I ...
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Hi,
Is it possible to restrict user to enter numeric values only in a textbox. There is an option for data type, but it will let you enter alpaha characters and then warns you when you try to submit the form.
(Handling keydown/up events??)
Thanks in advance guys
:)
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On Windows XP, setting the Application Protection for ADService to Low should be all that is required. This will run the ADService under the SYSTEM account. But in verifying this, I have discovered that the ADService was still getting executed in the worker process (aspnet_wp.exe) rather than inetinfo.exe. This may be caused by a Windows ...
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Here's one. We had two servers running SPS with IP forms of various flavors working fine on both. Unfortunately we are accessing these servers from behind a government firewall. Recently we are unable to publish IP forms of any level (even blank ones) to either SErver, nor are we able to open any IP form of any complexity or security level ...
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More digging revealed this was due to the checkboxes being defined using nillable=true, which causes xsd.exe to generate classes that rely on Nullable<boolean>, which xsd.exe implements poorly. So, now my question is:
Is it possible to make those fields nillable=false using only the InfoPath designer? Making them required doesn't do it. ...
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np, Please let us know if you any questions or doubts in InfoPath related stuff.
Agni
InfoPath Dev India