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OnAfterChange has a property named ''Operation''. This event handler gets called twice (in most instances)... once to delete the old value, and once to insert the new value.
You can add the following to the top of your event handler to only deal with Insert operations...
if(''Insert'' != e.Operation)
return;
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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I want to know if there is a way to programatically generate a library of forms based on a WSDL file. Doing a form for a single web service method is very easy using the built in wizard. However, if you have mulitiple web services comprising several dozen methods this is a very time consuming process. It would seem that there has to be a way to ...
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Hi!
I have 2 Infopath questions
1. I have a repeating table in which another repeating table resides. Each of the ''cells'' in de outer-repeating table represents a month with sales records. The sales records are the cells in the inner repeating table.
When I click on Insert item in the outer table, the contents of the entire cell (including ...
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Greg, many thanks for your suggestions - I've tried it and it works like a charm.
Regards,
Matthew
Telstra Australia
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I have an InfoPath form that contain a field that contain OnAfterChange(DataDOMEvent e) event.
In this event function i have this code (In C#):
string str=e.Source.nodeValue.Tostring();
this.thisXDocument.UI.Alert(str);
I previewed the form and try this test: I enter in the field the input ''test1'' and get the alert ''test1'', I change the ...
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I have an InfoPath form that contain onSubmitRequest function (In .Net CodeForm- C#).
In the function I'm create an object of WebService (which is web reference in my .NET project) that get the form's values and enter them into database.
When I run my form as a preview form, It's all work well. But when I publish the form and run it I get this ...
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I have the same problem - but I don't know how to modify the automatically-created schema. If I extract the Infopath document as a collection of files and then modify the relevant XSD file so that the attribute is 'optional' and then reopen the Infopath document in design mode, the uniqueidentifier field still shows as a mandatory item and I am ...
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just been talking this through with a colleague, and found a slightly different way to explain our basic problem ...
of the 2 XML examples, the first is the format in which we receive and return the data, the second is the way that most closely matches the format of the form we have to use. Exactly the same data, just stored in different ...
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I don't know that there is any documentation. But I can tell you this much... you want to use the extracted form files in VSS, and not the combined .xsn file. That is the only way to know which parts of the form template are changing.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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You can change the default font for the view in the View Properties dialog box.
In the Views task pane, select your view, and then click Properties.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]