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IP2007 browser enabled forms, sort of take care of this situation, dont know if this is possible in 2003
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hi Marcus,
go to the field which needs to be updated, go to its properties-> value and in that specify your date control(the value you need to be in the field), and make sure you check the checkbox( Update the value when the result of the formula is recalculated)
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if you are using code behind then it is easy
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Windows.Forms;
public class CapsLockControl
{
[DllImport("user32.dll")]
static extern void keybd_event(byte bVk, byte bScan, uint dwFlags,UIntPtr ...
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I would suggest you better repair/reinstall your infopath client.
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go to the field, right click and go to its properties -> advanced -> merge settings -> select "Combine the value in the target form with the values from the source forms", then in seperate each item with (dropdown) choose space.
This should solve your problem
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hi witzer,
i dont understand why do you need to change the field names before moving it to production, infopath does not change associated code automatically, you have to make the changes your self.
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Hi KarenSL,
i dont think there is any way possible to do this, other than going on each and every control and applying conditional formatting on it. I would love to hear, if somebody has a solution for this
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hi Matt,
you need to have two secondary data connections submitting to two different libararies, and on submit button, use rules to submit to both the connections.
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hi ben,
as far as i know there i no way you can create views dynamically, or use conditional formatting directly through code. albeit there is a work arouund for using conditional formatting via code, but that is not purely code based.
create a textbox on your form (say textbox_conditional_section_1 and set its initial value to ...