InfoPath Dev

Will do! Thank you!

I was thinking it would be helpful to create a web part on Sharepoint, that could maintain sets of licenses used by my team and our end users. We have multiple applications in use, and each may have 1 license per user, 1 license for a set of users, a license and user name or registration number, etc.  I started to envision an ...

We have a InfoPath form created with InfoPath 2007 and C# as code behind. This form is located at a SharePoint form library. Most users use the form without problem, but several users from Europe get the following error when they try to open the form. "Form template: ...

Yes, you do, but it's very simple and requires no code.  In the end, you will have a much more useful "close" button that can do any number of things you want...or simply just close it without the save prompt.  I just drag a button control onto the canvas, change the label to say "close," and put a rule behind it ...

I am trying to implement a customize Save so that I provide my users with the ability to save a Performance Review form to their own computer (Submitting sends the form to SharePoint and notifies their manager that the form is ready for review). I have the following function but it is not working (no file gets saved to the specified folder. Any ...

 Objective: A "ordered-goods X shipped-goods" form, where half the page lists all invoices for a client´s construction (product and quantity only). The other half of the vertically split page shows all shippings. And below each there is a sort of summary, an outline of everything the client bought, and everything the company has ...

In fact I am using InfoPath 2003 myself and I do not have a Tools->Form Options->Programming location in 2003.  I can open up the MS Script Editor from Tools > Programming and clear the code.  But still I do not see any way to select any other scripting language other than JS or VBS.

*sigh* If I submit my form 5 milliseconds before the current second ends, then unless I submit the next one in 4 milliseconds, it will have a different time stamp.  If I submit my form 3 centiseconds after the second starts, then I have 7 centseconds before the next time stamp.  It's just simple math - nothing complicated.  ...

How can you get different time stamps in one (the same) second with the now() function? (the now() function returns unique values every second?)

Just go to Tools->Form Options->Programming, click Remove Code, and select the new code type you want to use.  Note that only InfoPath 2007 has built-in support for C#, though Swathip's code uses the InfoPath 2003 object model.