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Just to catch this thread up with our email discussion:
A dialog box expression is not supported in browser forms, but expression box controls are. I'm attaching a very simple sample form that shows a summary section that uses expression boxed. Right click on the link and save as to save locally, then open in design mode and preview.
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So you want to be able to use the 'Query' functionality while you have a new item added that hasn't been submitted? I think I still may be a little confused. Perhaps you could add another button that would first run a submit to the database to add your new item, then query again. The reason your new row gets removed is because it ...
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Really? Office Online says that expression boxes are supported in the browser....and I just tried creating a new browser compatible form locally and was able to add an expression box. What happens when you try?
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Hi, Ian:
Wish I had better news for your, but I do not know a way to restrict form design to the extent you wish to do it. Hopefully someone else will have some ideas to share....
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The initial sample provided to you was C# for the InfoPath 2003 Object Model.
Here's a sample using JScript. If we follow that example, I'd guess something along these lines would work:
var answer = confirm("Do you really really really want to delete?");
if (answer == true)
{
//delete code goes here
}
else
{
...
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Hi, and welcome:
A lot depends on your data structure. The controls that you are entering information into are bound to fields in your main data source, right? So at it's simplest, you can display the same fields on the 'Summary' view. You can also use expression boxes to show things like the sum of items, to allow you to do some ...
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Hi:
Add a filter to the XPath in this line:
XPathNodeIterator rows = secDSNav.Select("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:Agenda_Items", NamespaceManager);
So it only selects the Agenda Items that match your criteria. Since I'm not sure of your data structure, you'll have to modify the XPath, but something like ...
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Hi:
Not to be slow -- I don't quite understand what you wish to accomplish. Can you provide a little more detail, please?
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Hi:
What version of InfoPath are you using? What programming language is the template set to use? If you reply to the first question, I can give you directions on figuring out the second question...
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This link may help you delete an alert in SharePoint.