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[quote user="Qazi Anis"]
well it seems u r doing the right thing, but somewhere the value of "disableBtns" gets reset somewhere. check the logic inspector to see where the value of "disableBtns" gets reset. That should help you.
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I couldn't find a logically error, however, I did get it to ...
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well it seems u r doing the right thing, but somewhere the value of "disableBtns" gets reset somewhere. check the logic inspector to see where the value of "disableBtns" gets reset. That should help you.
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Hi there,
Can I ask if there are any other people here who created templates or forms and placed it on sharepoint for other people to access it (including people who doesn't have any infopath in their computers)? If so, care to say how you did it?
Thanks,
Chris
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We plan to have 2 phases to our IP Forms rollout - the first phase is to have the forms out there for users to fill out and print. Most of these forms require manager signatures, etc. The second phase will incorporate workflows, such as approval, so the need to have the end users print out a form to collect signatures will be ...
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[quote user="Qazi Anis"]
i would suggest the best option
would be to use your custom submit buttom and use conditional
formatting on that. say when you submit the form first time, set the
value of a field(say submit_check) to some value (say true).
and on the button use conditional formatting
(submit_check is equal to ...
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I create text SAVE in my infopath form and Hyperlink it. I want to save the form in my Hard Drive as .XML what i did is I go to Edit Hyperlink file:\\C:\Documents and Settings\kapaxp10\My Documents\Infopath Mobile\main.xsn but the issue that every time I save the Form1.xml it, it didn’t save the info’s that I fill in my txt ...
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Thanks Qazi.
I have debugged my code, again and again. I can't find anything wrong.
My code is
private void PrintClaim(string urlClaim)
{
Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.Application ipApp = null;
try
{
ipApp = new ...
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Hi Hillary, Great! it works thank you so so so much!
it works in this formula fx: Field1[@Product_Price = Field1]
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you should be able to do all this with a little bit of coding, through the infopath forms itself.
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this is possible, you will need to code for that. something similar to below
this is for printingMicrosoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.Application moipApp = null;
moipApp = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.Application();
XDocument docume = ...