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SaveAs method requires full trust
Add an additional time stemp to the filename to make it unique
Hope this helps
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var obj = new ActiveXObject("WScript.NetWork"); var login = obj.UserName; XDocument.SaveAs("login.xml")
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To jump in here with an additional question. I tested this, so i created a really simple form with just an attachment field, a textbox and a button. First i attached a file, then after i pressed the button the attachment control value was written into the textbox. this gave me like expected not the name of the attachment but the base64 encoded ...
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In my oppinion the best practice for these situations always is to not enable the submit button unless all other required actions are performed or mandatory fields are filled. Set conditional formatting on your button and check there if this is the case and then enable the button.
Would this help in your scenario as well.
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You can use this in the OnContextChanged event: XDocument.View.SwitchView("Access Denied"); //Access Denied is the name of the second view
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function XDocument::OnLoad(eventObj) { var obj = new ActiveXObject("WScript.NetWork"); var login = obj.UserName; XDocument.UI.Alert(login); }
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Could you provide a bit more detailed information may be you have messed up your manifest file somehow and need to modify parts of it manually.
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Yes you should create print views for all of them. I mean you could just copy and paste your entire view (all ddl, controls, tables) and replace the ddl through expression boxes bind it to the same element than your ddl but that would mean that you have 6 additional views just for printing. But as Matt mentioned already there ...
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On your task bar select views and then on the very bottom click create print version for this view.
Now you have a new blank view for which you can create the layout form scratch that it fits best your printing requirements.
Regarding your drop down list you would drop an expressino box to your view, click the fx button on the ...
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You have to use something like my:Country = US or my:Country = MX or ... The easiest is use the second line of your conditional formatting set your conditions with the dropdown list and swicht again to expression. like this you can create the correct expressions for all your condition and just append them to the first one.
Does this help ?