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Thanks JosLake! It's just what I needed.
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Hi there! Thanks for trying out product.
You want to have three rules when the form opens:
1. Get My Info
2. Get Manager Alias (using the Get My Info username as input)
3. Get Manager Info (using the result from GetManagerAlias to call GetUserInfo)
You could also add a button that loads the Manager ...
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You need to use the AddMonths method of the Date class. This should get you started:
Once you enter the number of months for the contract, the code will produce the date by using the AddMonths method.Public Sub field2_Changed(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As XmlEventArgs)
' Write your code here to change the main data source.Dim DOM As ...
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Hi all,
We're using SharePoint InfoPath Digital Signatures control for digitaly signing browser-enabled InfoPath forms.
It seems after updating Internet Explorer to version 8, this control stopped working.
Clicking "Click here to sign this section" displays the standard "Signing..." dialog, but:
1. "Data and ...
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hello everyone!
i think i've read all the forum postings for Qdabra AD Web Service and have not found a solution. My form has GetMyInfo to "onload" obtain the Name & Email address of the person filling out the form. Then i had a hidden field that contained the username. From the username field, i wanted to have the manager ...
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If it's just installing the MSI, silent installation use msiexec.exe i\ file.msi /quiet /norestart
For installations while viewing message box with no prompts try msiexec.exe i\ file.msi /passive /norestart
logfiles can also be generated, for a full explanation of switches type msiexec /? in the Start/Run box and it will ...
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I figured out a solution to my problem. In case anyone else runs into a similar issue, here is what I did:
I created a query in my Access database that pulls the max value of my request ID, plus one. I added that as a secondary data source. On my submit button, I added a rule that runs a query (that secondary data source I just ...
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Sorry, I really don't have a clue about code. But as I pasted what you typed, and it gives me this error:
"Name 'tabname' is not declared."
Edit:
Never mind! I figured it out. Thanks a bunch!!!
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I believe I've found the problem. It has to do with form open rules and initializing the string fields. (I was comparing 2 fields before one of them was initialized.. leading to false positives.)
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Here is some sample code from VB using VSTA in InfoPath 2007. You'll have edit the button's code (double click on the button and click on "Edit Form Code"). I hope this helps.Public Sub btnSummary_Clicked(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ClickedEventArgs)
' Write your code here.
Dim tabName As ...