InfoPath Dev

Hi, I have a few questions in regards with the Toolbar in InfoPath. I was reading this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb608311(office.11).aspx... It pretty much explained how to disable and enable buttons on the toolbar.  I got it to work in C#, however when publishing it to a SharePoint site - the code does not work. ...

Not that I know of -- sorry -- but I didn't know that it wouldn't work for a web service based form, so that is helpful information to have...

I found a solution that works for my needs. This is in C# 3.5: I created a gridview that lists all of the employees. In the gridview is a button, that fires the rowcommand: protected void grdEmployees_RowCommand(object sender, GridViewCommandEventArgs e)     {         if (e.CommandName == ...

Hi there, I am about to lose it so I hope that someone can help me.  I am developing a InfoPath Form for purchase requests. There will be workflows attached to this. The idea is someone fills out the form and hits submit. I have created my own custom submit button and works fine. I have set permissions on the list so that user people can ...

Have you seen this on responding to a workflow status? It may help ...

Hi Hilary, I was using that article as the basis for writing to the list.  I guess my real challenge is triggering the event of writing to the list.  That is, how do I know when the form is in the approved state so that I can write to the list.  Talking to a colleague here, I think I would need to look at options I have in the ...

Hi, Mike: What about using the Lists webservice in SharePoint? There is a tutorial here by Matt Faus that demos this...