InfoPath Dev

The problem with using thisXDocument.PrintOut(); in jscript is that it didn't bring up a dialog window. Haven't tried it in IP2007 and in C#.   The "WshShell.SendKeys("^(p)")" does seem to work. Whata know. I've been searching for a clean solution for this for over a year. And here it its. Thanks!

When I use the XDocument.UI.alert() command, the boxes seem to be very large even when there is simple, small text. Is there anyway to change its size (automatically,manually) so it fits the size of the message?

I believe I found a way. Just use try/catch. I also had to turn off the default message via Submitting Forms\Submit Options. Strange that it shows an error if the person cancels but so be it.  try  {   XDocument.DataAdapters["SubmitviaEmail"].Submit();   XDocument.UI.Alert("The form was submitted ...

[quote user="warrtalon"] Do you need to use code for this?  It's a built-in feature with a checkbox on the Browser tab of the Form Options menu.  If your form is not browser-enabled, I would think you could add a Refresh rule to your Submit "button" that refreshes any or all data connections before the ...

I would like to update an element right before the person uses the Submit button used in Tools\Submitting forms. I figured I'd use OnSubmitRequest. function XDocument::OnSubmitRequest(eventObj) {  XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:...").text = XDocument.Errors.Count; }   But for some reason, it doesn't update ...

Have you tried placing the forms into sub folders? You can then set permissions based on the sub-folders and place the respective forms in these folders.

InfoPath is required especially if they are opening a new form from SharePoint. There are ways to get around it. However, without Infopath, its a hack job and too complex for basic users. 1) If they are opening an existing form (xml), then they may get away with some type of xml editor. 2) If they launch a brand new timesheet by double ...

I have an InfoPath form that is set fully trusted and it is signed. This form contains hyperlinks. For some reason, when one person takes the .xsn file and open a form, none of the hyperlinks work. When you click on it, nothing happens. For everyone else, the links work fine and have been for about 2 yrs now. I did a moderate check of the IE ...

InfoPath 2003: On occasion, when I am in design mode of an xsn template and click Preview, a pop-up appears containing the message below. The form you are opening requires a new version of the form template. To upgrade the form template, please close all the forms based on the form template and then open this one again. To Open the current form ...

  Yep. That did it! I thought I tried that before and it didn't work. Seems to work now. I decided to use the FileExits and it works ok now as well. Thanks!   BTW: I also figured out why the ActiveX popup appears. It's because I am in Preview Mode, which has limited trust. Since my template is Fully trused, the popup ...