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I have read the following threads.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=817http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1095
In SP in a DB, I am contacting a several lines together with ''\r\n'' indicating where I want a line break. I have a textbox that allows paragraph breaks on InfoPath. From my webservice which is ...
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Hey, crazy day and still no end.
Do you get the schema errors when you simply preview the form before publishing to SharePoint?
Usually when I make a change to an InfoPath form, I publish to SharePoint and then I refresh the InfoPath form with K2 by right clicking the process >> refresh the infopath form.
Also what types of changes were ...
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Please, can anyone answer me?It's a very important topic for me. Thank u.
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Use the repeating table you have and 4 regular fields, CustId, NoOranges, NoApples, NoPears
When the user has filled in the form and saves, closes or what ever, use this script to create 3 rows in the repeating table.
// get values
IXMLDOMNode CustID = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/dfs:myFields/dfs:MyFields/@CustID'');
IXMLDOMNode ...
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Hi there!!
How can I desactivate (if possible) the close button of a form???
I need the Save Button activated but i do not want the form to close...
It will be closed only when submitted....
Is like there wasn't X button...
Can anybody help me?!?
Thanks in advance,
Miguel Carvalho
Portugal
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mmmmmm!!!!
i don't know....
i readed it...
I do not understand why i use:
Application.XDocuments.Close(0);
5 times in the document, and it works.....
It only do not work OnAfterChange event...
:(
And i reealy need that...
Miguel Carvalho
Portugal
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You can fill out forms and save the results by clicking File then Save. This will save an XML file that is linked to the form template that it was filled out in. When you double-click the xml file it will open in the form template and you can see all of the values that were input.
What kind of information regarding Sharepoint were you looking ...
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Ok, here's what I would do.
You will have two repeating tables. Format these so that sit one on top of the other and look like one table. On the top table make every field read-only and in the bottom table make the fields normal. I don't know exactly how you generate your table or if a user enters it, but you will want to put the non-editable ...
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Wow, that would be really cool if you could do! However, I doubt you could do this without some serious hacking. The task pane might be a better option.
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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas
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Dear Friends,
Is it a must to use web services to achieve database connectivity in case of fully trusted forms(Registered) in case of Cross domain access?
or Will the data connections to data bases created using wizard sufficient???
Regards,
Abhishek