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I have a list of items, and i want the items to show in the box when i click on any of it (usually more than 2). similar to Multi-selection box, but when i have the form published on sharepoint site, it only shows one item from the multi-selection box. What i need is for a text (or anythihng else) box to show as many choices as i make on the ...
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I have a need to add custom logic to the submit process, that's why.
Also, I've found a tutorial on MSDN which walks through the process of creating your own submit routine for InfoPath -> SharePoint; but I've run in to a problem I can't find a way to debug.
"The form definition (.XSF) file has an invalid mapping ...
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Hi:
You can create a setting to store the information, which will place it in an app.config file in your project.
To add the setting, go to Project/ ProjectName Properties in VSTA. Select the settings tab. If you have no current settings configured, there will be link in the center of the page you can click to create the app.config file. Now ...
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there is a way to ensure that they use it, but I did it via code, not by rules.
I had a date picker that would check the day of the week, and that returned an integer. That integer is zero based, meaning 0 corresponds to Sunday. I am sure 0 would correspond to Sunday in the US time, not sure about other countries. Then I ...
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I can't think of a way to do that with data validation -- even if you format the field to display the day of the week the value of the field will be the date. It could be done with code, of course, if you are not adverse to that approach.
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No no, that was a very helpful tip as well!! Thanks! Now, is there a way through data validation that I can force people to use a date that is a certain day of the week (friday)?
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Hi there,
I want to display tooltip next to a textbox control on the InfoPath form.
Here is the code that I use
ToolTip tt = new ToolTip();
tt.ToolTipIcon= ToolTipIcon.Warning;
tt.ShowAlways = true;
tt.IsBallon = true;
tt.Show("Hi! This is tooltip!",....................);
Note: ................. = IWin32Window object
The second ...
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Whoops! I see I was a bit late to the party! :)
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Hello:
You can do this using the concat function to concatenate your fields (along with the .xml extension) and translate to remove the dashes from the date. Select the Insert Formula button next to the text box for the name. In the Insert Formula window, select Insert Function. From the available Text functions, select concat. The first field ...
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Great idea! Thanks! Doing this helped me figure out what I needed:
I clicked the Fx button:
concat(office,reportDate)
I guess I was trying to do this from the wrong place before. The hidden field trick will come in handy too, I am sure.