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As I am not familiar with SharePoint I don't know if the system can handle that it self.
But just an Idea, I have never tried it though.
Write a new console application and put the following code in it:
class Class1
{
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
while(true)
{
loop(10000);
}
}
public static void ...
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Hi MylesRip,
in my opinion the datepicker control validates automatically if you have entered the date in a correct syntax. It is the same than having a regular textbox for which you have the data type set as date. When you enter a date which is not valid InfoPath puts a red dashed border around the control and shows you via a tooltip (hover over ...
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Your welcome. Just keep in mind you propably have to change this setting later on every users machine BUT...
Here is a little help:
open again the .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration
Click once on My Computer. In the right panel click on Create Deploymnet Package. Select a location to where you want to save the Windows Installer Package and name it ...
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I would propose writing a custom eMail sending method.
Put a button on your form and select Edit Code instead of using rules. Then search this forum for ''Email'' or something similar. I almost sure you'll find some code you can almost copy and paste into your on_click event.
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Not to sure but try the following:
Got to Start -> Administartive Tool -> Microsoft .Net Framework (in your case i guess 2.0) Configuration wizard.
In the configuration wizard expand Runtime Security Service -> Machine -> Code Gourps and then select All_Code. Then click the link on the right side Configure Code Access Security. ...
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This is exactely what you have to do.
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Hi rpowell4600,
not 100% if that is what you are looking for but i usually use this little trick.
Put an Expression Box to your form, click the fx button, select Insert Field or Group, select your secondary datasource and select the field or group you want to know the xpath for. then in the insert formula widnow check the box ''edit xpaht ...
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Hi Paki,
the easiest really is using conditional formatting. Double click the control you want to hide/show and select contditional formating.
The select form the first dorpdownlist your radioButtonControl, in the second is not equal to and in the third ''1'' or ''2'' or Yes/No depending how you have set up your radion button.
If you want to ...
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One other thing to mention. The conditions are not limited to five conditions. When you use ''The Expression'' in the first drop down list you can actually have up to 30 statements within this expression line using xPath1Value = 1 OR xPath2Value = 2 AND xPath3Value = 0 and so on, just using AND/OR in between of the statements