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Microsoft responded:
Cause there is no 2/31, ever? Really, cause it#%92s three days beyond the last date. You might see other behavior for 2/40. But specifically, we use Windows APIs to parse the dates, and 3/3/2005 is the value it returns when the user types in 2/31.
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Hi Amish,
Looks like you found a good bug in InfoPath. :)
I sent e-mail to the InfoPath team, but my guess is that this is pretty low priority and it may make sense to process this way for other reasons (which I am unaware of).
Good find!
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Hi Tuna,
Can you please give more details? What is the user scenario? What is the option button? Have you tried Export to Excel from InfoPath or using schemas from Excel to load the xml files?
Patrick
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Create a bunch of sections, and use conditional visibility and rules to display them.
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Ooh, sorry. in the SDK, you'll want to look under samples. Chapter 8 refers to our book ''Developing Solutions with Microsoft InfoPath''.
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Hi again,
You can use a URN-based form to dispense with the need for a hardcoded href. Then it will work regardless of where you run it (so long as the InfoPath URN-based form is registered - use regform for that).
Yes, I was saying that just use the command tool or whatever to create the XML that InfoPath loads, or you could create it and use ...
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Elliot, please feel free to copy your comments to Amazon. We need more feedback! :)
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0735621160/qid=1110361781/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/104-4148106-3714311?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
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Hi again Scott,
It's a good idea given how often they are used. I think that it's just one of those features that got left out.
Cheers!
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No idea. I have had no such problems using certs generated from other sources.
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Hi Gaurav,
Can you explain what happens?
Thanks