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Hi,
I have now created my own Web Service that uses a DataSet to send and receive entries to the database. It works fine now.
However, there's still a small issue that I could use some input to. When I base my form on the DataSet some fields are automatically marked as required (red asterisk). When I look at the SQL table in the Enterprise ...
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Hmm this actually didnt work!
The problem is that im pressing a button and in the onclick event im doing alot of transferring lists and documents using web services to WSS, so no OnContextChange event is fired since no focus is shifted!
Any other suggestions on how to force writing in either a textfield in the form or a textarea in a context ...
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How can I access to a Document Library that is created in SharePoint from a c# control...
I have the next code:
ofdEnlazar.Filter = ''Todos los archivos (*.*)|*.*'';
ofdEnlazar.InitialDirectory = ''http://192.168.1.4/Documentos%20Recibidos/'';
ofdEnlazar.RestoreDirectory = true;
if(ofdEnlazar.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
string ...
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Thanks!!! I can create my own control with c# =), one question more.... how can I customize the icon?
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Greg,
Thanks for the response. I control the XML file so can do anything I need to it. I tried adding a N/A and an other to each area (from above) but don't really want to go that route as it added close to 70 extra lines to my XML document. Will need to look at populating via code.
As to question 2. I am not sure which way to go, basically, ...
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If the secondary data source does not have the ''N/A'' or ''Other'' in it then you will need to do something like populate the drop-down list via code.
If you have multiples of that in your XML, then the best choice would be to modify your XML so it only appears once. If that is not possible, then filtering would be the next best choice.
As for ...
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Have you tried it from a new blank form? Just drop one button and copy that code in the script editor. Should work fine...
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi,
If you need to use scripting, I would stick to JScript as you will find more snippets and it will be easier to get help from Newsgroups and Forums.
Look here for books:http://www.infopathdev.com/resources/books/default.aspx
Professional InfoPath 2003 is good for what you need. In fact, any book for IP prior to SP1 will focus on scripting as ...
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I have been using InfoPath for a number of months and i am finding it a useful tool. For the forms i want to create i am needing to add more complicated functionality. I dont come from a coding background nor do i have visual studio.
I am really looking for some suggestions firstly on which type of code to use either Jscript or VB and secondly ...
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Hi Lee,
An alternative is to catch a OnBeforeChange event at the form level and to cancel the event. This way, you don't have to physically modify each individual controls.
Regards,
Franck Dauché