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Hi Mike,
The tool is pretty inexpensive. You could buy it and test it out. If you are unsatisfied, let me know and I can refund the money. As for source licensing, please send me a separate e-mail and we can talk.
Cheers!
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Hi Ken,
This forum focuses on InfoPath development. I don't think your WSS issues have anything to do with InfoPath. Sorry, but we're really busy trying to help people with InfoPath...
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Hi Brandt,
We have written a lot of code to interface with DBs using ADO.NET. I will ask one of our developers to respond to you this weekend.
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Yes, you can set values that are hardcoded to local users.
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Hi Brandt,
Can you please explain your scenario a bit more?
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Please join me in congratulating AndersR from Denmark on reaching 100 posts that helped users understand InfoPath better. To commemorate this occasion, Anders has been promoted to ''moderator'' and sent a special prize. We will be changing the forum in the next few months to break out certain areas and assign moderators based on their specialty. ...
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Hi Qwer,
Great question. There are two mechanisms - Windows Shell and Internet Explorer.
When I was working at Microsoft, a developer on my team wrote the code to launch InfoPath. When clicking on an XML file on a web page, The XML document type is handled by the text/xml key under the CLASSES_ROOT\PROTOCOLS\Filters\ path in the registry. You ...
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Hi MMcKinney and welcome to our forum!
What is the schema for the main portion? Is it just a rich text field?
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How about just using a custom submit handler? Create a button and have it submit via a rule. Then it won't pass through the default submit handler. That might do the trick. If not, consider writing an OnSubmit handler to preserve and copy back the data.
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