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Hi Liorlankri!
Sorry, but I didn't really respond to the .NET Framework issue. If you use .NET Framework, then they have to install it at each station. How many stations do you have? How much code do you have? You could rewrite it in script (that still requires IE6, though). Do they have IE6? The other option would be to use the downlevel viewer ...
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Hi Arthur,
Welcome to the board! I don't quite understand your first paragraph. If you put your forms in a SharePoint form library, you can use a SharePoint views to filter and sort the forms for opening. You can also use a SharePoint list adapter from within InfoPath to list them, but I think the SharePoint views are better here. If you need to ...
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Hi Jovix,
Welcome to the board!
If you upgrade the schema for the forms then opening one of the old ones will require that the new schema nodes are added. You can do your own custom OnVersionUpgrade, but anytime you change the xml, it could require re-signing the document, since the signatures are protected with a checksum on the form and if the ...
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Hi Maulik,
3. We have a custom control (Smart Combo Box) that we have bound more than one field too, but I don't have the details handy. I'll ask someone else to chime in here. Another option would be to bind an XML string to that field but given this is an ''opaque control'' (you don't have access to control's code), you may not be able to do ...
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Hi Maulik,
I agree with your post on next/prev. However, InfoPath has serious perf issues when you a) load lots of data into the main DOM, and b) bind it to your view. My suggestion would be to use views or filtered queries to reduce the data set. If that isn't an option, load the data into a secondary data source (secondary DOM) and show a small ...
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Hi Maulik,
Welcome to the board!
In general, and compared to Word, InfoPath printing support is limited. However, it is much better in SP1 than it was in V1. Here are some answers to your questions:
1) Try using a header for this. The problem with headers and footers in InfoPath is a) you can't have data binding in them, and b) you can't limit ...
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Hi ScottAtRVC, thanks for posting this informative link. It's unfortunate that there isn't better coordination at MS on this.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Yes, this will require Full Trust because of the ActiveX object.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi again Liorlankri,
You have discovered a vexing issue. We have had the same issue before for a previous project. Bottom line: full trust is not worth doing because of the deployment hassle around .NET framework, certificates, etc. In addition, installing a form using an MSI (that you have created with the regform tools) removes the ability to ...
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Hi Elridge,
Welcome to the board! You can add a rule to your submit adapter that checks the value after you get the data and switches the view based on that. Alternatively, you can write some code that does the same thing.
Cheers,
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev