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yes under tool, internet option, advanced tab - it's one of the last check boxes "Enable Windows Integreated Authentication"
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one thing i forgot to mention. in your dataconnection sql statement you then dont use the complete sql qurey but only call "exec nameOfYourStoredProcedure"
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I haven't worked with browser enabled forms yet but my first idea would be that you check if Integrated Windows Authentication is check in your Browser Option. The second thing I would do is to actually store your SQL select statement as a stored procedure to your database. Like this you need to grant only execute permissions to the usp for ...
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Yes this can be done. When you say (save button) is it the standard save button on the menu bar or a customizied Button in your form. Anyway you have to use a custom button. Add a dataconnection to your form, choose Submit -> To a Sharepoint library, run through the wizard, point it to your libray, add fields you wanna have the values shown in ...
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Add a dummy field to your datasource and set its default value to disabled. in the operation where you check if error != 0 set the value of the dummy field to enable if error = 0. set conditional formatting on you button and disable it if dummy is equal to disabled.
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You should not use the "Cannot be blank" option of the controls properties but the Data Validation. Like this you can set conditions when your field should turn mandatory and you can even show custom messages in case a user wants to submit the form withou having all required fields filled.
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I guess david is right but anyway i just wanna come up with another possible solution. One thing up front... sorry for the format of my post and also this is really only a simply example. The idea is to create a .hta file. Just open a new textfile and copy this code into it: html head title title hta:application id="MyApp" ...
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you need to have at least SP1 installed on each machine
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unfortunately not possible as far as i know. anyway unless you wouldn't use and encryption after the pwd was entered a user could just open your xml file with the notepad and see what you have entered.
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No sorry there is no way. The only possible thing is to use code in the onAfterChange events of the controls.