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Hi,
Are you after: thisXDocument.PrintOut()?
Franck Dauché
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Hi,
An alternative (and I think that there are several ways to tackle this), is to do the entire validation by code.
If you put a default value in your drop down (value: NA / display: ''''), the form will not complain about blank field as it will never be blank. Now, the trick is to do the validation by code, and to prevent users from ...
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Hi,
It is because you are missing a reference to yor gif in your manifest.xsf.
If you have a gif called: aa.gif.
In the xsl, you should have (as you did): body style=''background-image:url('aa.gif')''
Then, in your manifest, you should add:
<xsf:file name=''aa.gif''>
<xsf:fileProperties>
<xsf:property name=''FileType'' ...
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Not quite, but I am glad I could help...
Franck
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Hi,
If you textbox is linked to field1, in the Data Source of the hyperlink, type: concat('http://www.', my:field1,'.com/')
Then run your form, and type ''google'' in your textbox...and voila
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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I sure will Patrick! We will open it up together on the 21st floor...
Franck
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Yes, you need to update your manifest.xsfhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkUnderstandingFullyTrustedForms_HV01073332.asp
Franck dauché
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Hi,
Right-click on your button, and click on ''Edit Form Code...''.
Franck Dauché
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Great! Glad I could help.
Good luck with your InfoPath developments.
Franck Dauché
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Hi Marco,
Are you using the free software that you mentioned? All these pdf products are not all performing the same way.
Maybe you could try another one http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1195058,00.asp) to see if the problem still exists...
Regards,
Franck Dauché