InfoPath Dev

The only way I know to do this is to create a new button, select Edit Code to add the event handler to the code module, and copy in your code. Sorry there isn't an easier way!

Hi -- if you accidentally add code to your form with qRules injected, InfoPath basically assumes that the code you've just created is the code you want to use. Simply close your template and re-inject. To completely remove, take the steps you already did to accidentally remove the code module -- click Edit Form Code to open the editor, then ...

Is this a SQL connection? Access? XML? What do you want to have happen after the record is selected? Sometimes in SQL, I add a dummy field to a view that I then bind a checkbox to: CAST(0 AS BIT) AS SelectedRow for my new field, for example. If your data source is an XML file, simply modify the XML file to include an element for selection.

Reflection is great, no? Thanks for publishing the tip!

If I recall correctly, in browser forms the behavior of text box and rich text box controls is different from the client -- I don't think they will auto-size. Try making your text controls bigger prior to publishing so that you have room for a couple of lines.

In the code for your button, you can check your form for errors prior to running the logic: if (this.Errors.Count > 0)     return; for example.... More info is available at MSDN....

Hi: I'm a little confused when you mention writing a CAML program to create your form? What happens if you try to publish a simple browser form created in InfoPath as a site content type by following these steps? That is, do you think the problem is with your InfoPath template? Or with your Forms Services setup?

Check out this page. About halfway down is a section titled "Labs" -- trying some of these, step by step, will help you get started.