InfoPath Dev

Hello, This isn't an issue for me now.  I don't need to go full trust after all according to Clay Fox. 

Clay Fox, Thanks for the reply.  That is cool with me that I shouldn't need a form to be fully trusted.  However, my reasoning behind the full trust idea was that from my understanding this would stop the two ADO warnings from popping up each time a user opens a form.  Is there another way that I can stop these ...

You would need code that would automate the new record process. You should look at an Active Directory web service.  Then you could identify each user by their domain authentication. Just an idea.

Yes that is the case.  Full-trust should be a last resort. You should not need a full-trust form however.  Full-trust is so that it can run code which directly accesses the user's computer. This should not be needed in most cases or can be accomplished through built-in functions or code which uses trusted computing methods.  

 Yeah, thats how I figured out this was for 2007.  When I had 2003 compatible C#, the changed event was not available, but when i changed it to plain C# it became avaialble.  Is there anyway to do this in 2003 and would anyone be willing to volunteer the code if so?  I have a few books on the way, but this project is supposed ...

Hi Hilary, happy Monday! ;-) Thank you for the response on the WebPart.  I’m not sure how my SharePoint team is going to take having to install an MSI like that on the server.  I wish it were just a .dwp or .webpart file they could copy into a library directory; that would have more leeway.  Do you happen to know ...

Hi, I have two listboxes on a brower-enabled InfoPath form. I'd like to use buttons (e.g. Add, Remove) to copy values from listbox #1 to listbox #2 and vice versa, and I'd like to retain the values in each listbox after the form is closed and reopened. Is there a way to do all of that on a browser-enabled form? Thank you.

It doesn't exactly match the requirement but this is pretty cool. I think they'll approve. Thanks a lot.

The code you are using is for the 2007 object model, to begin with. It will not work with the 2003 object model. Also, the code includes the event handlers, which you will need to add to your form and then use the code from the sample in the event handler you create. Here is an article on that.

 Looks like this has to be done in 2007 to use this code.  Any way to do this in 2003 or with 2003 compatible code?