InfoPath Dev

Did anyone notice that you cannot put a tooltip onto a dropdown? Why is that and does anyone have a creative way to do this?

Did you read these? http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=977http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1326

Hey David, It looks like you are right. I did a very simple test where created a blank form add the following code: Sub XDocument_OnSubmitRequest(eventObj) XDocument.UI.Alert(''blah'') End Sub When I pressed preview, prior to publishing the form to wss and hooking it into K2, I would get a prompt when I press submit in the task bar. After I ...

I have not run into this problem because my client wanted to use the custom taskpane and I wend down the path I described in the link you provided above. I am really surprised you are saying that you have a form with a button control on it that will submit. You subsequently add an OnSubmitRequest() to do some validation prior to the submit and ...

Hey David... Is this form K2 enabled? Are you still using the submit task pane that K2 injects into your IP Form? One idea, which I have not tried, but should work would be not to use the task pane. Maybe you could try adding a button to your form >> Then go to general properties >> on the action dropdown, select submit >> in ...

Have never tried but do not see why it is not possible. Do you have access to the XML in .NET? You could load the xml into an XMLDocument object, make your changes and then open up the XML in InfoPath... Just brainstorming here...

InfoPath is not really a reporting tool. It is a great data capture tool and MS states that it is major purpose.

I actually found the help in the scripting editor and this forum to have more than enough information. I actually when I started working with InfoPath my client wanted an InfoPath solution using VBScript.

This is in VB script it should be very easy to get code like it working in vb.net. 'Set the namespace XDocument.DataObjects(''GetPart'').DOM.setProperty(''SelectionNamespaces'', ''xmlns:ns3=''''http://www.blah.com/Parts'''' xmlns:dfs=''''http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/dataFormSolution'''''') 'set the ...

You can access the sharepoint data by going to XDocument.DataObjects.