Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 2 of 2 (20 items) < Previous 1 2 Re: skip to another field after newline character Well, I finally found a solution - though it's not an infopath solution. It turns out it is possible to reprogram the barcode scanners to deliver a tab key instead of carriage return+line feed after scanning the barcode. This way, infopath get a tab character and springs to next field. Ciao, Paolo Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 02-07-2012 Re: skip to another field after newline character Well maybe this is not possible? Or was the original question not clear? If not possible, I would definitely have it as a feature request for future versions... Ciao, Paolo Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 02-06-2012 skip to another field after newline character Hi folks, I have some data that is entered via a barcode reader in an infopath repeating table. The data contains a standard carriage return + linefeed (CR+LF, 0x0D0A) at the end. I would like to skip to the next field after the CR+LF, but could not figure out how. I noticed that neither the "changing" nor ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 01-27-2012 Re: opening an external URL from VB code (infopath 2010) OK, let me explain what I did for future reference. I managed to make this work with self-generated certificates. Obviously this is not optimal, but is a solution I could implement right away... Hope this may be helpful for someone in the future. I generated a certificate using the "Digital Certificate for VBA ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 01-13-2012 Re: opening an external URL from VB code (infopath 2010) Thanks for your reply... that's what I was afraid of. When I set the form for full trust, I will need to install a security certificate or digitally sign the form. This is not something I am very familiar with, so before I start, I have a few general questions. In the case where I have several form, running on different ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 01-10-2012 Re: opening an external URL from VB code (infopath 2010) Well, I am going to list here what I tried (and failed). 1) code:Dim Explorer As Object Set Explorer = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") fails with error: Name ' Create Object' is not declared 2) ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 01-09-2012 opening an external URL from VB code (infopath 2010) Hallo, I would like to open an external URL in IE from infopath 2010 using VB code. I looked here for a solution, and found a post with a javascript solution, which is not applicable to infopath 2010. Therefore I am posting again. I would like to find a VB way of doing it. Basically, I just need to spawn an Internet Explorer ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 01-09-2012 Re: button to add new row(s) to repeating table (infopath 2010 VB) I only see accessibility and form merging options in 2010 under the advanced tab Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 11-25-2011 Re: button to add new row(s) to repeating table (infopath 2010 VB) Hallo Kear, thanks for your answer. When looking at the properties of my repeating table, I can see 4 tabs - Data,Display,Master/Detail,Advanced. None of them has xCollection mentioned anywhere... I did notice the single fields have somethging like ViewContext: CTRL 39 but that's all I could find... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 11-25-2011 button to add new row(s) to repeating table (infopath 2010 VB) Hallo, I would like to create a button to add a new row to a repeating table programmatically in infopath 2010 (such that the user can add more records if needed). (I am aware you don't really need to code that, but I would like to implement that in VB code as a basis for future more advanced functions - so I am trying to learn ... Posted to Code (Forum) by paolo on 11-25-2011 Page 2 of 2 (20 items) < Previous 1 2 Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.