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Just the thing I was looking for.
Thanks!
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there is no out of box solution for this. but you can definetly create an extra utility for this. the utility needs to be TSR type (terminate and stay resident) if you want no manual interaction with it.
when a user tries to submit the form and he is offline. create an entry (file location) in some file.
when user comes online, your TSR ...
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and after every statement you can set failed_at variable to some unique value
and in the catch statement e.CancelableArgs.Message = failed_at;
e.CancelableArgs.MessageDetails = exception.Message;
e.CancelableArgs.Cancel = true;
this way you will get the required message in the error message only
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try
String.Replace( "\r\n", replacement )
.Replace( "\r", replacement )
.Replace( "\n", replacement );
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yes this is possible, users can fill the form in the browser (for that they need to be online), then they can download the form to their own machine(using file -> save as(type *.xml) in browser).
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i hope you are using code for this one.
through code loop through your repeating section and check for the value of checkbox, the node for which checkbox is selected delete that. you will need to make sure that the previous node now points to the node that is after the deleted node.
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this code should work for repeating section, because from xml prespective it does not distinguish between a repeating table and a repeating section. so what ever code works for repeating table navigation will work for repeating section navigation also
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I think this is pretty much doable in infopath, you will either have to write custom code to write to lists or use qrules to that for you
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Don't use expression boxes on the other view. Just copy your controls from View 1 to View 2 AS-IS with no changes.
Go to the view settings of View 2 and set the whole thing to read-only.
Change your submit button to follow my blog here: InfoPath – Auto-Generating Filenames
Go to Tools > Form Options > Open & ...
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is there a reason why she or anyone wants to open browser forms from Datasheet view? what scenario leads to that requirement? It is not a good practice to do that, and I'm not so sure she ever was actually able to do that. It definitely opens the XML file if you click on the XML form title (that's expected behavior), and ...