InfoPath Dev

I know you can't have code in template parts, but it would be nice to create the form layout and the data source. Of course we could do this in the InfoPath Design Mode, and then import the finished template parts into Visual Studio, but it would be nice to do everything in the same development environment, and also we would like to put them ...

Hi Experts We are working in Visual Studio 2008, and would like to create some template parts. You can nicely start the project from the "InfoPath form template" project template and choose "Template Part" just like in InfoPath. But when you want to save the template part as an .xtp file, the publish option has gone from the ...

Hi again InfoPath Experts  Can anybody suggest a good way to show a progress indication to users while code is running in infoPath. Not a message box, but an indication of the progress of running code, eg. some text or % complete? I don't need fancy graphics or anything, just an indication that the task is ...

Found it under "Data - Default Values".  Thanks for your help Trevor

Thanks  This article is confusingly headed "InfoPath 2010" but a closer look reveals that it's written in 2006!  It seems to work in InfoPath 2007. My only problem is that I'm working in Visual Studio (2008) and I can't seem to find the option there. Any ideas?    

Hi Experts  Can a repeating table have more than one default row in InfoPath 2007? If so, how is this set up?  Thanks Trevor

Yes that fixed it thanks I thought the U was just formatting

Hi All I have a form containing both rules and code When the form is created it sets the creation date according to a rule in form open behaviour: "Set a fields value: CreatedWhen = now".  This sets the time correctly   The same form has some C# code: //record time date and user updatedstring s; DateTime now = ...

Thanks - I'll try it. What I was really hoping for was a conditional branch, but I guess that can't be done with rules?

Hi All  Does anyone know a way to make a cancel option on a button which is performing actions using rules? For example to bring up the infamous "Are you sure" dialog box before executing the actions? In C# it it can be done with cancelable arguments, but I have a button which is executing a lot of actions using rules, and I ...