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I have to create an 'Order Number' which is basically just in (YYYY-XXX) format where YYYY is the current year and XXX is a number. I have to know what the last XXX was so I can increment it by 1. And if the year increments, I have to reset the XXX count to 0.
So I thought I could use a simple xml file to store the current year and number and ...
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You might be able to do an XMLHTTP put out there... otherwise you'll need to do a Full Trust form and write the saving code.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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You should be able to attach the debugger to the application once its launched. This doesn't do much for OnLoad, but it should get you in if you need to debug other areas.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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This usually happens because your expresion box is bound to the same node as another editable control on the page. This is typically true for Rich Text controls.
So maybe you have a Rich Text Box on the page somewhere and also an expression box, and they both point to the same schema node.
In this case, there's nothing you can do about it. I've ...
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Thanks Patrick.
I'll take a look.
Cheers.
Tim
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You will not be able to do what you wrote:
First - I would verify the web service in the VS studio as working before I integrate it with InfoPath. That will save you some time. Try debugging and ensure of the data is or is not being returned. If the new ID is not in the data set, read my second comment. I am not 100% if that is your issue but ...
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Hi, In a form y have a Expression Box and it is referencied to a text box but the problem is that when I move the mouse over this control a border is painted, how can I disable it? I need that when the mouse move over the control it not change... any idea?
thanks
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No problem. Sounds like some kind of permission error with your form interacting with the server. You might have to deploy a Full Trust solution, or use a web service. As I am not familiar with Sharepoint at all, someone else will have to help you from here. Good luck!
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Matt Faus