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OK.
Had to find out the hard way. You have to have the .Net framework.
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I get the following error when accessing webservice from managed code in Infopath.
System.Security.SecurityException
Security error.
at ADS_User.Service1.FindADSUsers(String PS_Number)
at GetApproverList.GetApproverList.CTRL8_6_OnClick(DocActionEvent e) in c:\documents and settings\shya.mcg\my documents\visual studio ...
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I have a form where I want the user to be able to select multiple recipients from the official company directory, which currently is a Share Point List (2ndary data source).
I have a repeating table (2 Columns) that they can add rows to where the first column is Full Name from the company directory in a dropdown list and the second column is the ...
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If you are not that comfortable with script (like me!)
You can use rules.
create an xml file which consists of the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<characters
cr="#xD;"
lf="#xA;"
crlf="#xD;#xA;"
/>
then add a recieve data ...
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Or
go to control panel -> add/remove programs -> microsoft office -> change/uninstall. on the propmt, select the add/remove components then look for the .Net programmability and change it from not installed to intalled to disk. (something like that, I don't remember the exact options.)
this happens mainly because the office installation ...
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First Post and self teaching InfoPath for a while now. This sloution of putting in a page break would work for me but how do I write the conditional formatting that checks:
If richtextfield < 177px Hide
Thanks in advance,
E. Parker
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This can be obtained via Windows Update or Office Update.
As I understand it this SP is strictly a bug fix release with no new features.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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We are currently using Server 2000 - All workstations are XP
and we are using Infopath 2003 SP1.
Can we publish an Infopath form to SharePoint Portal Server 2001?
We will not be upgrading to SBS 2003 for some time and are wondering if
SharePoint Portal Server 2001 will work for us now.
Thanks
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Perhaps this will help.... In reference to the .Net Programmability, that is an optional feature for the office applications. When installing MS Office itself, be sure and verify under the optional components or custom setup that the option in question is installed to disk. I believe this option exists under each office application, Word, Excel, ...
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Is the issue you are having problems using conditional logic to hide checkboxes? Check this article out on the website -http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=95f238a046174e749ae2338545e75867