InfoPath Dev

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....

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 :(

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. ...

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

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

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

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 ...

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

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

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.??