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I want to call a ".bat" file or a ".cmd" file located on the local C drive from within an infopath form. It was suggested I add the file as a "resource" file, which I did. Now, how do I execute that resource file within code? JScript example would be very helpful.
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Yes that fixed it thanks
I thought the U was just formatting
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Are you one timezone away from England? The "U" format string produces UTF time so that would explain the discrepancy. For local time, you can just use DateTime.Now.ToString().
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Hi,
Thank you very much for the reply.
The red astrix is an image, it is stored in C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server
Extensions\14\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\INC\mergedImage1.gif on SharePoint
server.
Is it possible to increase the image size?
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I have now created a new view with a Repeating Section that allows the user to create duplicates of that section. This section has only a Rich Text Box in it. At the bottom of this form there is a button that writes the contents of the Rich Text Boxes to the windows log.
Here is the code for ...
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Hi All
I have a form containing both rules and code
When the form is created it sets the creation date according to a rule in form open behaviour:
"Set a fields value: CreatedWhen = now".
This sets the time correctly
The same form has some C# code:
//record time date and user updatedstring s;
DateTime now = ...
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Thanks for the info. Your investigation suggests a server issue. Do you have another server to test out your form template and your very simple form template? I would check Windows Updates on the server and if nothing if pending, I would restart the machine to see if that fixes it.
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Thank you Ernesto for your quick reply,
in IP Design checker, there are a few warnings that do not seem to be related to this problem.
In sharepoint log, I found this line that I hope will help:
"FormServer Partial Trust - remote conversion for solution IW:/SITES/xxx/xxxx/FORMS/TEMPLATE.XSN, ...
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I haven't tried this but here's an idea: in your form, you set up logic to determine to which security group the current user belongs to.
You also set up (let's imagine) 5 submit data connections and 5 buttons. You can hide/show these buttons according to the current user's group. So each user would only see one button and that ...
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My understanding is that, by design, even if you increase the size/font of the control, the asterix remains the same size.