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Besides the Date Picker control, there isn't much in the way of a ''Calendar''. Sound like you might want to interface with Outlook and use the Calendar functionality provided there. Otherwise, coding a custom Calendar in InfoPath would probably be incredibly hard. However, maybe there is a custom ActiveX control out there that you could download ...
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You have to manually format your date string following the ISO8601 standards. There might be a function in C that does this, but check out this thread for more details:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=995
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Matt Faus
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It seems like you are being clear, but I have never used managed code with Infopath, and I have definitely never heard of the InfoPathControl class. I guess you are trying to make a custom ActiveX control? Anyway, sorry I can't answer your question - hopefully someone will stumble upon it that can.
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Matt Faus
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Check this out, see if it helps.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=930
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Matt Faus
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I think there was a misunderstanding. The question was about the tab in Windows not in InfoPath. See illustration for clarification.
http://www.mattfaus.com/misc/summarytab.JPG
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Matt Faus
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This wouldn't solve your problem quite as elegantly as what Franck is suggesting, but it would be an incredibly fast implementation for the meantime.
Create an HTML file with the following code (feel free to customize as needed):
<html>
<head>
<title>nothing</title>
</head>
<body>
<form>
<input ...
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The InfoPath SDK comes with several complete forms with JavaScript as their underlying code. I know as I was developing my from that I referenced the ''Invoice (multiple tax rates)'' form to get some good direction. To access all of these examples simply open InfoPath, File -> Design a Form -> Customize a Sample... and choose a form that ...
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Umm... Don't you just select the node using the C# funtions and then when you get the Node object of the textbox do myNodeObject.text = ''new placeholder value'';
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Matt Faus
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Working with date calculations in most programming languages is usually a pain... Maybe we should change the world's calendar to better suit our needs.
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Matt Faus
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Here's an idea for a workaround that might be helpful.
After the user hits submit, ''ping'' the sharepoint server with a fixed-size image file that you have as a resource file in your form. Time how long it takes to upload this image to the server and then calculate the total amount of data (in KB, MB, etc.) that you will be uploading. Using the ...