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Your form may need to be fully trusted:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkUnderstandingFullyTrustedForms_HV01073332.asp
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Were you able to get it figured out?
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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OK, if you get to the OnBeforeChange event associated with a textbox (right-click / data validation event).
In the body of the code. Type e. the intellisense will show you NewValue and OldValue. That where you can catch changes, cancel the update is needed etc.
In your case, you would see if 1 or more characters were dropped.
Hope that it ...
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I don't think that the blog entry is what you are looking for.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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Thanks for the article you posted. I have attempted your suggestion of signing the form entirely or partially and it successfully protected my data in InfoPath. However, it did not solve my problem of tampering the XML file transmitted over an email attachment. If I receive a submitted form over email, I can still download it and change the data ...
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yes, I build a c# control that is used in a InfoPath Form, but the control try access tu a SharaPoint Document Library....
www.EcuadorDeCerca.com
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2 Lines here
thisXDocument.SetDirty(False)
thisApplication.Quit(False)
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Sorry Abhishek, that will not work actually. This is exactly my problem with using a button to submit through a data connection via a rule. The pop-up will come up every single time if it is an email submit. As Greg pointed out, this is for a security reason.
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Thanks for response
Im interested to know exactly in js, how would you go about comparing the oldvalue agains the newvalue of an event?
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It appears that if the user roles are utilized and the form is published on a shared folder, everyone who will ever need to open the form is requiered to be given access permissions to the publish location. Otherwise, an on load error prevents them from using the form.
Your user name or group membership cannot be verified because the ...