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Hi Jonathan and welcome to the forum!
You could do this with either rules or code, but rules would probably be the easiest to implement. First, drop your button wherever you want it to be displayed, and then double-click it. Click Rules, and then click Add. Name it something descriptive and then click Add Action. You want this to fire all the ...
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Why would you want to do this anyway? Why let MS make a cut of your creation instead of just selling it to those industries yourself?
Regardless, I think OfficeLive might have the ability for something like this to happen. With that model I think users can upload software that works with OfficeLive and other users can purchase stuff from a ...
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quote:Originally posted by trufooser
Preferably what I would like to do is generate this report within Infopath, the problem is, when the text is inside a control, you cannot quickly copy the entire note.
Why can't you quickly copy the note? If the note is stored in one node, you should be able to do Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C to copy then Ctrl+V to paste ...
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I will have to agree that Greg Collins is quite a clever bloke!
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I don't quite understand what you want to do here, Mr. Chimera. What's the difference between sending to one person and sending to several? Do they need to stay synchronized and then merge into one form when you recieve them? Could you describe this ''default state'' in a little more detail?
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For some reason the selectSingleNode() statement is not returning a reference to that node. You will have to alter the XPath to correctly select the node. It does sound like there might be a namespace issue here, but if this is just a 2DS that you imported into the form then there shouldn't be a namespace problem. Maybe the 'item' row hasn't ...
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You'll probably want to go with DOM. Why does this matter to you? Just curious or what?
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quote:Originally posted by Taffman
Obvious when I think about it now ;-)
I think that's why I was so confused. Congratulations on figuring it out!
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You could just have several data connections to the same database, each one connecting to a different table. I think this would be what you are trying to accomplish, although it will require the use of several DCs.
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Glad you could figure it out so quickly, Gary!