InfoPath Dev

The solution for this was to clear the InfoPath cache on this user's username on the offending machine.  Google "clear Infopath cache" to find out exact steps to clear cache.  It can be done via command line or manually or from within the form itself depending on if you want to remove just one template from the cache or the ...

Hilary - this is a super cool idea!  I will keep it in mine to use sometime.  Doreen I stumbled upon this thread looking for how to programmatically set a checkbox to true (checked), to switch a view.

Thank you.

I am using IP 2007 and submitting to Sharepoint library. I am looking for ideas on how to accomplish determining when a section is completed.  I have 4 sections of a form - a questionnaire.  Section 1 & 2  are first to appear.  Section 3 & 4 appear when Section 1 & 2 are completed, or rather when SUBMIT ...

Hi Hilary, I didn't notice this until now, but when I change the value of the actual field in the 2nd repeating table, save it, then reopen the form, the actual value reverts back to the estimated value.  Oops.  Any ideas on how to make it stick?.

Jimmy, Thank you. I actually applied your second alternative on my own prior to the recent "commentary" in this forum. Only I used FormEvents_Submit() instead of SubmitAction() (hmmm?). It worked well with one exception - the form did not close once it was submitted.  To remedy that, I put Application.Quit () ...

Rocksandmountains, I feel your pain.

Gennady Vanin, Yes I am using InfoPath 2007, and my question is: I want to know how to fire off a 2nd button programmatically when user clicks the 1st button. Example: there are two buttons.  User clicks 1st button, it fires off (no rules, just code behind), the code behind of 1st button causes 2nd button to fire off (2nd button ...

I realize what I sited is related to Windows forms only - I was using this as an example of a functionality I was looking to acheive in InfoPath form code. If it can't be done, then that is all I want to know. If it can be done I'd like help on making it happen.

In Windows forms there is a method to perform a button click called PerformClick() described by msdn article here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hkkb40tf(VS.90).aspx This didn't work in Infopath 2007 for me. I set it up like the example in the article referencing the Infopath button control ID like ...