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  • Re: Printing with a button

    Hi Jim, Then, what you are after is VBScript, not Visual Basic, right? In VBScript, it becomes: XDocument.Printout But, your form needs to be fully trusted....else, you will get a permission denied error message. Regards, Franck Dauché
    Posted to Code (Forum) by franck on 11-15-2005
  • Re: Printing with a button

    Hi, You can use code to do this: To Switch View: thisXDocument.View.SwitchView(''MyViewName'') To print: thisXDocument.PrintOut() Regards, Franck Dauché
    Posted to Code (Forum) by franck on 11-15-2005
  • Re: Retrive data after insert.

    Hi, I think that Patrick suggested a new template, not a new View. Franck
    Posted to General (Forum) by franck on 11-15-2005
  • Re: Opening Infopath forms without .NET Framework.

    Hi, Make sure that your customers have the Framework 1.1 installed. Then, make sure that Office (or InfoPath alone) is installed on top of the Framework. If the Framework is installed AFTER Office, you need to install the Office 2003 ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
  • Re: Yet another &quot;cant open in Design Mode&quot;

    OK, we are making progress here. Are you using the ''Repeating Recursive Section'' control? Can you tried to use regular ''Repeating Section'' (with another repeating section inside)? Franck
    Posted to General (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
  • Re: Ordering/Sorting repeated sections

    Hi Jay, Do you want to do this when the form is loaded or on the fly (people re-ordering your rows based on a column header clicked)? Regards, Franck Dauché
    Posted to General (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
  • Re: Yet another &quot;cant open in Design Mode&quot;

    Hi Adam, If you try a few of the features that you are trying to implement in a new blank form, with a schema totally re-designed from scratch, does it work? Regards, Franck Dauché
    Posted to General (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
  • Re: Using WHERE or IF conditions

    Hi Jay, Yes, a Category for you is just a row in the repeating section. Now, if each Category has a unique Id (let's say an attribute). You can loop through repeating sections and add values to running totals based on Ids. You can get creative here, based on your business requirements. Regards, Franck Dauché
    Posted to General (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
  • Re: script to print values in certain fields?

    You are in luck...I am available...hahaha. Try to drag-n-drop your repeating section on your form (while right-clicking with your mouse). In the ''Select a Control'' menu that appears on the screen pick ''Section''. You will now have an empty section on your form. Drop the fields from your schema inside that section. Should work as I ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
  • Re: Use check box to populate a Repeating Table

    Hi, It is unlikely that you can handle the logic behind 100 checkboxes with rules (+ it may hit your form performance). The easiest way is to write code. Now, depending on what you are trying to do, you could build your schema so that all checkboxes are in one folder. Next you can catch the OnAfterChange event at that folder level. This way, ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by franck on 11-14-2005
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