InfoPath Dev

It is true that section has to be bound. But you can bind it to just about anything and you can also bind several sections to the same node! Just make sure users cannot add/remove them (in section properties) and you should get no adverse effects (you'll have to be a bit careful for InfoPath Forms Server though). Then you can introduce a ...

Yes, the OM has changed a lot and now you have to use Navigators... here is an example:XPathNavigator rootNavigator = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator(); XPathNavigator radioButtonPersonal = rootNavigator.SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:radioButtonPersonal", ...

Je ne crois pas que t’ailles besoin du VSTO complet mais seulement de Toolkit InfoPath 2003 pour VS2005. Malheureusement, je ne sais pas où se le procurer si tu n’as pas d’abonnement MSDN, il faudra demander chez Microsoft. Ou sinon, comme tu as dit, VS 2003…En ce qui concerne "compiler à la ...

Well, the domain level settings were designed explicitly to prevent you from doing want you want so if you find a way you will essentially expose a security bug in InfoPath! :) Having said that, I once faced a similar problem where I needed to open a URL on a button click. I tried doing this in code by doing a shell exec and it failed miserably ...

Pour #2, malheureusement, il n’y a pas de solution gratuite pour InfoPath 2003 avec Visual Studio 2005. C’est la seule configuration pour laquelle il faut avoir l’abonnement MSDN. Il est possible de compiler le code à la main, mais c’est beaucoup de travail. La meilleure solution est de se procurer InfoPath 2007 si ...

The problem with Browser-Enabled Forms is that your code runs entirely on the server. As such, there is no way you can show a WinForms messagebox: even if you succeed, no one will ever see it. Your best is to implemented modeless UI in the form intself using conditional formatting by showing/hiding an section in your form that contains the error. ...

This InfoPath Team blog post could be exactly what you are looking for: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx It's entitled "loops in formulas" :)

Since the Forms Server does not let you show modal UI, your best bet is to probably implement your own modeless in-flow "dialog" with conditional formatting by using a section that only gets shown when you have an error.