InfoPath Dev

Patrick/Greg - I'm stuck with this problem now myself, and I'm a bit confused by your answers. Patrick wrote: "This was one of the best additions to 2007" Greg wrote: "there is no way to capture such clicks to perform anything when they happen" I haven't been able to find anything that handles a user clicking on ...

I came up with a solution. This is for 2 views. Under the View Properties, then Print Settings, make sure you have set the view that is your Print View for each of your views. Under the Toolbar option View, Print Multiple Views, I no longer have any views checked. Under a button that prints 1 of the views, you simply need ...

In case anyone needs the code...Public Sub FormEvents_ContextChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ContextChangedEventArgs) If (e.ChangeType = "ContextNode") Then     'If the data field ends up on the PrintView's first field, then switch back via code to SelectExistingRecord view    Select ...

Under View, Print Multiple Views, you need to check all the Views that can be printed. I unchecked 'Use these settings as the default settings for printing the form'.  In code under a button, if you Switch Views to your print view and then call the Me.Print command, then InfoPath will Print the view you ...

rcant- I'm having the same issue as you are. If I find anything, I will post it here.

My solution may not work for everyone, and it may not be the most elegant, but it works. Here goes... Under a Duplicate button, I used SQL insert statements to copy each record I wanted to duplicate as a new one within code(see code below). Since I have multiple tables, I had to use an insert statement for each table. ...

In Infopath, I'm trying to create a copy, or duplicate, of a record on one of my Infopath form's, so that when the user makes changes to the data shown on the form and then goes to save, a new record is added to the database. I tried to query using an ADODataConnection, and then in code setting the Primary Key ID to 0, and then ...

This link did it for me:  http://www.bizsupportonline.net/blog/2009/08/clear-reset-fields-infopath-3-lines-code/

Hi Patrick - Can you be more specific about SQL End Points being a tightly coupled solution? Also, I did a quick search on this site and I did not see any posts from you about endpoints. I did find one post where Hilary talked about endpoints and recommended using the same solution we ended up finding/using. In all fairness, in the same post ...

I'm trying to use a webservice that hooks to SQL data and will need to return a multidimensional array so that I can bind the SQL data to a drop down list box. I'm able to return a single column of data(client name) and successfully bind to the drop down listbox, but I need to return 2 values(client name and number) and am not sure how to ...