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Hi,
I am populating an infopath DDL from a list. Is there a way I can pick a particular value as the default value.
Thanks
-Vasudha
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Hi all,
I'g like to know which versions of Outlook are needed to send an Infopath Form with Outlook.
thank u.
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Hi Richard,
Earlier, you mentioned VBScript or VB.Net, the line I gave you is VB.Net.
You posted JScript. In that case, the event is ''eventObj'', not ''e''.
Regards,
Franck Dauché
InfoPathDev
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quote:Originally posted by franck
Hi Richard,
In your OnBeforeChange event (the global one triggered for all checkboxes), prompt the users and to cancel the event if needed use:
e.ReturnStatus = False
Regards,
Franck Dauché
InfoPathDev
Franck,
I am not sure I understand how to do this. I am including a simple sample of what code I have. I ...
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Thanks for the help Matt! I just tried it and it worked. I didn't think about just saving the values into an XML file and creating a data connection for it, but it was a good idea. I have created other XML files to populate ddl's but I didn't do it in this particular case b/c these values will never change. The reason I used XML files for the ...
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Haha, throwing the word ''hire'' around in a place like this is sure to grab some attention - I'm available too!
Anyways, I'm kind of thinking about this as a ''Rolodex'' kind of situation where you have a repeating section with several fields and a button in each one. What you could do is have a hidden field in the repeating section that would ...
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This is a pretty late response to mdsmitty, but in this specific case instead of using an OnAfterChange() on the checkbox folder you could use OnSwitchView(). This way instead of processing the checkboxes with every click you do it just once (maybe slight performance gain?). Also, you don't have to worry about depopulating your list on an uncheck, ...
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Still doesn't work. Here's the error:
Request failed.
at InfoPathProject3.InfoPathProject3.Button1_OnClick(DocActionEvent e)
at Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.SemiTrust._ButtonEventSink_SinkHelper.OnClick(DocActionEvent pEvent)
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Hi Richard,
In your OnBeforeChange event (the global one triggered for all checkboxes), prompt the users and to cancel the event if needed use:
e.ReturnStatus = False
Regards,
Franck Dauché
InfoPathDev
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I am trying to do something similar but I want to include a confirm dialog box to allow the user to cancel the population if they change their mind. What should happen is the user checks a check box and a number of text boxes are filled with ''0''. If they uncheck the box the fields should be empty. I am having trouble getting this work ...