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1) I dont think there are password control in infopath. but there might be some cool way round. i hope somebody knows and is willing to share
2) you can only hide the fields via conditional formatting, once the condition is false the field gets shown, so you dont have to write anything for showing the field, just make the condition ...
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this.save()
but this will not work for browser enabled forms
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have a password field in your form, and show the dropdown only when the password field contains the right password, other wise the field should be hidden.
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hello joemanc,
good you got it working, the only thing i would suggest is to fetch data automatically unless your data keeps changing, because fetching the data at every button click will result in more database hits.
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hi Aditya,
i hope you know object model code, how to update share point list and all that, use the same concept. String listName = null;
int index;string path = "your sharepoint path";
SPSite thisSite = null;SPWeb thisWeb = null;
SPList thisList = "list name";SPListItem item = null;
XPathNavigator xnDoc = ...
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try giving the form domain level access. to do so go open the form template
go to
tools -> form options -. security and trust
change the security level to domain level access.
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why do you need to publish it with a different name, use the same name while publishing the form.
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Public Sub CRFH_ISBN1_Changed(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As XmlEventArgs)
' Write your code here to change the main data source.Dim path As XPathNodeIterator = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().Select("/my:ContractRequest/my:Titles/my:Details/my:ISBNDetails", Me.NamespaceManager) ...
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you will have to bind the list to some repeating control (or the data retrieved from your data connection). while binding the data make sure you are filtering the data based on the value of the button_field
then on button click set value to some field say button_field to the caption of the button. i.e. if the user clicks button name A, the value ...
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i dont think infopath can handle this. a way around will be to design such text in word then take a snapshot (print screen) of it, crop it in word itself and then paste it in infopath