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Ok. How's this.
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Just like it says, you need to give the assembly a strong name key when you build it. You can set this up under the Signing tab in the project's properties in Visual Studio (when you build the Htt.Util.Data project.)
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Here's a template that accomplishes your first question. For the second one, what's wrong with Button > Add Rule > Switch to View? Will users not be filling out the form in a specific order?
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You should use the second way, but have "Code is not equal to "SH" AND Code is not equal to "PS" and Name is blank"
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Hey Stacie,
I'm glad you got it straightened out. Happy DBXL'ing! :-)
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This is the problem: if (!eventObj.IsUndoRedo && eventObj.Operation == "Delete"
&& eventObj.Site.nodeName == "item" &&
eventObj.Source.nodeName == "item")
{
return;
}This causes the handler ...
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You should add the ProjectForm.xsn form as a doctype in DBXL, and map that to your project table, but you don't need to add or use its template.xml file as a secondary source in your Job Setup Form (the data source called CreateProject in your form right now).
Your rules build the XML to submit and submit them using the ...
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Try deleting this section from the manifest, then reopening the form:
<xsf:menuArea name="msoInsertMenu">
<xsf:menu caption="&amp;Section">
...
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Is this an InfoPath-related question, and if so (or even if not), would you mind giving us some sort of context?
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This page might have the answer:
http://linderalex.blogspot.com/2008/06/infopath-2007-be-aware-of-its-traps.html
It says to delete any "keyref"s in your manifest. I'm not sure what that is, but searching for RAGStatuses_298 would probably be a start. If you attach your manifest.xsf file to this thread, I or ...