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www.qdabra.com has a Active Directory web service that works with IP 2003.
Without code you can query anything you want in AD.
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Just have a rule on the control that sets a field action and put now() into another field for storing the timestamp. Then this can be promoted to SharePoint when it is saved.
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This can be done but it is difficult and takes a lot of setup.
I would look at a print to fax virtual printer. You would just need to add the phone number, or there may be a way to pass the information, but that gets it into a printable format the easiest and with the least amount of hassle.
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My advice is make it easy on yourself and do not code anything.
Of all the InfoPath forms I have seen, less than 5% needed coding. InfoPath has all of the functionality you need already built into the designer and can be configured without any code. If you understand logic and flow you have everything you need and can save your self a ton ...
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When they "sign" the form just save the username in another field in the data source. Then you can compare the form user with the one saved to know if the signer is the one with the form open and permit them to update it or whatever..
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First you need to make the button a rules type by changing the drop down in properties. Also I believe if you add a button it is a rules type by default.
Then you can add a rule called Submit.
And add an action which is a submit to data connection and pick the first data connection you want.
Then add a second action which is a submit to data ...
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Hi,
Add a data validation to that text box by using the following expression.
string-length(.) < 2
Here 2 is the minimum number of characters to be entered in the text box. Other wise it will show a validation. You can restrict the maximum length using ‘Limit text box to' in display tab.
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Have you figured this out, because I'm getting the same error.