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It depends on the type of exception thrown. The base Exception class does not expose an exception code. There is an HResult, but it is not a public member.
A exception type of COMException has an ErrorCode, which contains the standard COM errors. You should check the type of error being thrown and see if it has a an ErrorCode ...
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The last() function should be working fine in 2010. Are you creating a browser-enabled form?
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Before anything: I am creating this and testing it on my own forms - but I cannot guarantee anything won't go wrong - please backup templates before modifying using this toolkit!
Hi IPDev community.
I want to contribute a little toolkit of techniques, hacks, tools for Infopath to this website/forum.
I'm only coming into this with ...
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bonjour,
svp comment ouvrir un lien sur la même fênetre sur une webpart infopath publiée sur un serveur sharepoint.
merci à vous.
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Anyone has any idea?
Thanks,
Michael
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There are 2 infopath form libraries- libraryA and libraryB. When i open a form in libraryA and click a custom button in it, it should redirect to libraryB. In the infopath code behind file, i have the following in the button click event:
SPUtility.Redirect("URLXX", SPRedirectFlags.DoNotEndResponse, HttpContext.Current);
The ...
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Hi,
I have a SP form library where my forms are publishing to, by the Information policy every published form getting barcode. By this policy it assigns to the form during submitting/saving.
I'd like to embed this form directly into the form, have no idea how to do that.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Hello Experts!
I am a newbie to Infopath and experiencing an issue with validating the value that is entered into a infopath textbox. Any help is highly appreciated.
Here is my requirement.
The user can enter a value into a textbox and then I need to validate this value in the textbox so that it is not the same as in a sharepoint list ...
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OK, I figured out a way to make it work. I added a text field outside of the repeating table that concatenates the two drop-downs. I also added a field in my repeating table that concatenates the two fields I want to compare to the drop downs. Then I have the rule only run if ALL OCCURENCES of the concat field do not match the ...
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Keep the display values as apple, banana, grapes, lemons, oranges, etc, but change the dropdown *value* to be 1, 2, 3, etc. Make sure it's ordered and ascending.
Add a validation rule that fires if the value of the preceding-sibling is > the current value.
That might just do it...