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''Getting a .NET User Control into a Self-Registering CAB file'' Is it necesary? or without it can create a control?
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Hi Anders,
You need to use the OnContextChange event to pass messages ''on the fly'' to the taskpane.
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Could you specify what part of the article you are referring to?
//AndersR
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Hmm tricky one..
Havent tried it but maybe worth a shot: Did you try editing manifest.xsf so that it is relative instead of absolute?
//AndersR
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Hmm noone have any idea on how to, on the fly, pass on messages to a taskpane / textbox from managed code?
The only way so far i have found is when i fire an alert / confirm or other UI event.
I want to keep the user informed in the status window on the upload process of elements of a form to lists in sharepoint. We're talking +100 images so it ...
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Hi I read a article about Custom Controls using c# http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2005/04/15/408728.aspx) I create a control and I add it to InfoPath custom controls, but when I click Preview Form I get a error menssage, (InfoPath can't create a new blank form. Can't create one or more necesary controls for this form) I don't understand ...
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Hello,
I trying to do the following:
I have a repeating table. Each row has a button. When that button is clicked I want to populate a text box with the value in a drop down list that is in the chosen row. The drop down list is populated from a secondary database source. Here is the rule I have for the ...
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My pleasure...
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Here's a sample of what you can do:
domMyXml = thisXDocument.CreateDOM() as IXMLDOMDocument2;
domMyXml.async = false;
domMyXml.load(''MyXml.xml'');
domMyXml.setProperty(''SelectionNamespaces'', ''[NAMESPACES USED IN MYXML.XML FILE GO HERE]'');
Then you just use it as you would any other XML DOM (such as thisXDocument.DOM).
Hope this ...
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That works too! Glad to hear you got it working.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev