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try setting the form trust settings to full and sign the template
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you will just need to create two views, on one view show all the fields and on the other hide the rows for which check box is not clicked.
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right click on your control -> properties -> browser forms and set the postback settings to always.
NOTE: this is available only for browser enabled forms. Also set the postback settings to always only for those fields that you really require to have postbacks
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if the screen tip is too lengthy, infopath breaks it into multiple lines automatically,
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validating a control using code:
right click your control -> programming -> validating event
and write your validation code there
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try this.if (Convert.ToInt32(this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("FullXPath", this.NamespaceManager).Value) <= 35)
{this.Print();
}
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i dont think there is any way, except the one you have said.
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file -> preview -> preview settings is available in infopath. since it seems that you are using Infopath inside visual studio and not the other way around.
On the Tools menu, click Form Options.
In the Category list, click Preview.
In the File location box under Sample data, click Browse.
In the Browse dialog box, browse to the ...
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you can not use object model code form client forms, a workaround might be to create web services and invoke them in your code.
to debug the code, you need to open your template , in the file -> preview-> preview settings
specify the file location of the form you want to debug.
then go to your managed code and press F5(run the ...