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Thank you for the reply. I have already tried the First thing to try, and I still get a failure. I will try #2. Is there anything that is particularly vulnerable to this error ?
Catharine
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[quote user="warrtalon"]so it is limited only to checking changes in the form unless I missed something[/quote]
Yes you did missed somthing. It also not launching spaceships to the Moon and not doing many more other useful things. It only does exactly what topic starter wants. It's unacceptable I know. :)
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Our qRules product has a function built in that lets you easily create a GUID: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
We've already done the code for you.
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Ye thats what I want, just not sure how :(
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I'm currently working on an InfoPath form, for one section of which I need to include a folder browser dialog.
Since this isn't included in the standard control list I'm trying to create one.
I'm working with Visual Studio 2008 & InfoPath2003 (SP3) - This is the company's preferred setup.
Though I do have the ...
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You can do this in the designer (without manually editing the XSL) by getting into the Check Box Properties dialog box. This will work only if your check box is bound to a Main DOM node. For secondary data sources, you can use the XSL edit technique.
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If you need a uniuqe name you could generate a GUID using code or you could generate a unique name but concatenating some of the fields in the form with a data/time stamp, that should end up being pretty unique as one of the timestamps in InfoPath is to the milisecond
Hope that helps!
Ted
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If this code works in other forms, then it is probably an issue with the view. Try this:
First thing to try:
Since this is the only code in the form, go into Tools | Form Options | Programming and click the Remove Code button.
Now add your Clicked event from the print button again.
Add the code back in and preview.
Second thing to ...
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In the summary report, try adding a non-repeating section bound to NextPeriodRepGrp, and then put the bulleted list inside that.
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Hi and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forum.
First you need to open your solution in 2007 in design mode and then use the design checker in InfoPath 2007 and change the settings to check for issues with browser forms. There are some controls that you can't use in the browser and you are going to want to evaluate your form first to see ...