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but again when you have to display the section with a combo (it means) setting the section as normal. And again form is destroyed.
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That in on normal section control, not on optional section
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I HAVE FOUND THE PROBLEM!
INSERTING AN EMPTY CONTROL LIKE SECTION WON'T ENABLE OPEN IN DESIGN, IN LATER STAGE!!
EREZ
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I had a last form that was working, and I have made a comparison between those 2 and the file that cause all the problem was view2.xsl.
That view contains the code that I have made to all combos that were under conditional formatting.
Erez
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Hi Dave,
After installing the form, don't use the xsn. Use the form from the Fill Out a Form dialog. Just Start InfoPath and choose the registered form. You may need to remove the form first and rerun the installation script. Anyway, the key is not to click on the xsn that you sent to the tester but to use the one that is cached in InfoPath. Good ...
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Hi Smitty,
Great question. I wonder if you could just set the dirty flag to true. That might be sufficient. It should be document in the SDK. Search for dirty flag.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Matt,
Sorry for the delay. I saw your post yesterday but didn't have time to read it until today. Anyway, using ImportFile (or Import) isn't that hard and is a good way to get the Price List data into your main DOM which is what you need to do to make sure it persists with the XML file. The cool thing about ImportFile is you won't need a lot ...
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You can also use Rules to Query the secondary data source.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Looks like I cannot move the XSN file from machine to machine and expect the certificate I created with MakeCert.exe to work. If I publish the form through SharePoint on the machined where I created the certificate, the user will be prompted that the certificate cannot be trusted but they will be allowed to open the form.
As everyone should ...
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To continue my saga...I am still having issues.
When I run the .xsn locally get a prompt warning me that the digital certificate is not trusted, which makes sense because I created it using MakeCert.exe. Although, if I take the form, throw it onto a VPC, double click the .xsn, I get ''InfoPath Cannot load this form. The signature is corrupt or ...