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Nice job Nukkumatti!
I'm listening to Motörhead now as a tribute to you ''cos they play Rock'n Roll''... :)
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There is a full trust switch for regform. Please check it out. Works fine.
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From the file menu, you can extract the form files. Then, open the view*.xsl in notepad and search for the CSS. You should be able to add an image to that, but you'll have to understand how to edit HTML and XML.
Good luck!
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I was thinking more about calling Submit or Save in the OnSign handler but you have an ingenious idea - please try it! :)
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Make sure you install the MSI on your machine too. You should be able to open. Full trust is a pain but not if you're using regform. :)
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Check out the cool eval technique on the MS blog here:http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx
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Hi Afzal,
I think you are going down the wrong path. Why do all of that engineering just to workaround a SharePoint limitation? Why not just use SQL and the form you already have. SharePoint integration is trivial with our Database Accelerator Suite which includes a webpart that allows you to show the fields you want without a limitation.
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Just use a separate field and a display condition - no code required. Double click on the section to control conditional visibility. That's why you need to put it in a section.
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Hi Nathan356 and welcome to our forum!
You can add it to the view using a CSS but haven't heard of how to do it for a textbox.
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Hi again,
We have done the same solution before. Regform makes the solutions URN-based, so the don't correspond to ''paths''. They are ''path''-less. The tempaltes are installed in the registry. This works great. However, there are some challenges moving the resulting xml forms from an extranet submitter into an intranet data store. Definitely ...