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Hi Dj_apau,
There are many paths to enlightenment. Can you please describe your scenario?
Regards,
Patrick
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Hi,
Just wondering, how do we populate the drop down box in Infopath form by using c# managed code?
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quoted from the MSE:
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In the following example, the DataObjects property of the XDocument object is used to set a reference to the CityList secondary data source:
var objDataObject;
objDataObject = XDocument.DataObjects(''CityList'');
Probably this would be the stupidest question alive, but what does it mean by giving the argument ...
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Note: is the behavior of the Windows date parsing code (NLS), and the behavior will occur in many different applications.
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Hi MG!
Welcome to the board. For examples of how to use dates with jscript open up any one of the 25 Samples that ship with InfoPath in the designer and extract the form files. Look at the script.js files. Should have lots of good info in there for you.
Patrick
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Hi All,
I'm stumbling over something quite simple in other programming environments. My question is this: How can I obtain the 'option' in an option/value pair in an InfoPath Drop-Down List Box I call ddlPropertyName?
I know how to get the 'value' for my PropertyNumber text box like so:
Dim nodePropertyName As IXMLDOMNode
nodePropertyName = ...
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Problem
There is no intrinsic way to lock an InfoPath form to prevent someone from opening it in design mode or using a zip utility. Do you have any suggestions as to how this might be done?
Solutions
Yes, the protect option in InfoPath is a bit flimsy and doesn#%92t prevent someone from cracking the form. This leads to a host of privacy issues. ...
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One more from MS (with feeling):
You could probably make a case that this is a bug because there is no such thing as Feb 31 and we should parse this correctly before we serialize it. For example, if I meant to type 3/31, but typed 2/31 instead, I won#%92t get an error and will probably be surprised later when I get 3/3 instead of 3/31.
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More info from MS:
A little more detail on how this is stored internally.
The programming language stores the date as an integer relative to some arbitrary past date (something like January 1, 1976). The friendly representation is according to a serialization and deserialization scheme.
The serialization schema is roughly ...
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Developing Solutions with Microsoft InfoPath - there's a link on the left.