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Check out this thread:http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1569
Also, this has been discussed many times before on this very forum. There is a search link in the upper right corner of the screen that might bring even more insight.
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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas
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You need to be running at least Visual Studio .NET. I think the earliest version of this was 2002. The reason for this is you must install the InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio .NET and this will only work with Visual Studio .NET. There is another download for Visual Studio 2005, but you have to get it from MSDN.
The link for the toolkit ...
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Hm, haven't tried this before - try this out:
var oNode = XDocument.selectSingleNode( ''my:myFields/my:field1'' );
var oMinOccurs = oNode.selectSingleNode( ''@minOccurs'' );
if( oMinOccurs.text == ''1'' )
{ /* node is required */ }
Also, if that doesn't work you could try using oNode.getAttribute( ''@minOccurs'' ). Like I said, I haven't tried ...
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Instead of using ''thisXDocument'' use ''XDocument''.
thisXDocument - C# an VB.NET
XDocument - JScript and VBScript
Hope this helps!
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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas
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Instead of using just one node that you switch validation on and off of you could use two nodes and conditional formatting.
Say you have two nodes such as
dataCanBeBlank
dataCannotBeBlank
You can use conditional formatting and a helper node to determine which node is displayed. This would be ''hide control when _helperNode_ equals true''.
The ...
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I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish. If you open the forms in read-only mode, would this work?
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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas
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To select the field of the specific row, try something like this:
e.Source.parentNode.selectSingleNode( ''@LocationOffloadCode'' );
Depending on what e.Source points to you might have to ''normalize'' the source and use something more like this:
e.Parent.selectSingleNode( ''@LocationOffloadCode'' );
I hope this helps!
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quote:Originally posted by rickhan
The preferred language is VB.Net , with C#.Net as secondary.
Absolutely no demand for jscript or vbscript.
Where are you getting this information from? It sure doesn't match up with what I've observed.
Personally I think VB, Visual Basic, is just that - Basic. Although it might be much easier understood by ...
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I'm seeing the adoption of InfoPath by many medium to large businesses, mainly using InfoPath to store collected in SQL and to edit it.
The preferred language is VB.Net , with C#.Net as secondary.
Absolutely no demand for jscript or vbscript.
Since all my projects are using MS Office automation and SQL, all the programmers doing work for me use ...
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Based on a user's choice I need to set or unset a node as required ''can not be blank''. I want ot do this programmatically using vb.net in Visual Studio. Any ideas?
M Kuhn