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Hi,
my problem is similar to this: I need to sum to a date 6 days but it's quite difficult if you want to take in consideration months with different number of days and also leap years....
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Hi :)))
CSV is a requirement to integrate with existing applications...so I must create this kind of file :)
Still no solution for my problem with ms certificate service :(
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Hi Rob,
PIA is the Program Interop Assembly for MSHTML so that you can call it from C# or VB.NET. If you installed this on your machine but not on others, it would explain the problem. This is similar to not installing the .NET Framework, but the error is a bit obtuse. Anyway, this MSHTML PIA for InfoPath .NET solutions has been blogged elsewhere. ...
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Hi again Tatopitta!
Watch out or I may just show up on your desktop with visa in hand. :) Anyway, why is CSV a requirement? Why not use a database? Is it because of the offline requirement and integration with existing apps?
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi JoeNash,
Can you access the UNC-encoded mdb file from your local machine? Might have something to do with the path. I thought InfoPath supported UNC but need to check.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Liorlankri,
Which parameters? Is it a new form or a previously edited and saved on? For the latter, best to use a template.xml. Another technique is to use /aggregate and import the form to enable special parsing it on load. Need more info on your requirements though.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Richard,
From what I've learned with developing InfoPath forms, there is no quick way to make all of the controls in a view disabled, which means you'll have to put a rule on each one. There is one workaround that I use often though, In you're View Mode (which you want disabled) make all of your fields Expression Boxes. This way the data can't ...
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Hi vieira,
Bbelow link has the code for how to load an xml document, change values and save it back.
Youc an pick up the code that is useful for you.http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/05/06/127594.aspx
Agni
InfoPath Dev India
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If you are doing this it would be a good idea to maintain two views, one for Edit mode and Other for View mode.
We can just switch views based on the requirement.
Having a conditional formating on each field to enable/disable will effect the performace of your form.
Agni
InfoPath Dev India
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I have a view with many controls in it. I want to have two modes for this view,
A- Edit mode, where the user is allowed to make changes.
B-View mode, where the controls are disabled for edit.
Is there a way to this without making a rule on each control.??