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use ''Type.Missing'' for the second parameter:
VB.net:
thisXDocument.View.SelectText(Node, Type.Missing)
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Hi,
I've this problem: the function View.SelectText requires two parameters a node and a varViewContext which is the ID of the control that is used for the context, which is an element with the specified view context of xd:CtrlId, otherwise it gives me an error.
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I am very new to InfoPath. I am trying to create a form that will allow a user to select a ''status'' (Approved, Disapprove, etc...) and have an image (check, X, etc...) display in another define field
Greg
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Check out this chain -http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=810
In InfoPath there is no typical focus() method to call. You have to select the correct node in the DOM.
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Hello Mr.Patrick Halstead,
Thanks Again for your Reply. Now I little bit clear. But I chose the another way to do my stuff.
Enter the File Path and the Webservice will call the file and parse it and display content of the file. Normally in my requirement is Excel Sheet.
So I convert the Excel Sheet to XML format using Webservice, filePath as ...
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Hi Patrick,
thanks for the quick reply.
I will send you a sample to the support's e-mail address.
What I did is as follows:
We have a from ''request for vacation''. This should be filled out by the applicant. Therefore I created a default view (Urlaubskarte). After filling out he should send this to his supervisor (this is actually realized by a ...
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I've used Type.Missing, but I get an error.
Can you help me?
Thanks and regards
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Hi all,
I need to move focus to a textBox on button click event using c#.
Thanks.
mcjack
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I'm quite sure!
Do you think that private list can be a simpler solution for my problem? :)))
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OK thank you,
but now the next problem:
I need to know how i can do this step by step. Do you know a good tutorial or can you tell me?
Greez Osiris