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Yep, thanks, I looked at that - the problem is that the Choice Group does not allow me to choose whether or not I _want_ the choice. In other words, I need to have a choice that is _optional_ in itself, with a button saying "Click here to add an A or a B".
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Hello,
I have a repeated table with up to four columns. Additionally I have put a button in one of the columns of this repeating table.
My question is: Is it possible to get the values of the fields in the row in which I have press the command button with managed code.
For example:
Row1: Joe | ...
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There is no Quit() nor Close() method of Application object in browser-enabled forms. (its not the same dll)
I'm searching an easy way to close browsers too.
Forms Services doesnt permit to use javascript in browser. You can use custom asp.net page which hosts browser-enabled form in a XmlFormView control. So embeding ...
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If I set the security to full trust, how do I then get the computer name? Also do you have any idea of how to test if I have a web server that will provide the info?
Keith
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Thank you Mr. Collins for your prompt reply. I had looked at these examples previously, however, I believe they are for InfoPath 2003 and I am using InfoPath 2007. If I am not mistaken, the only options available for InfoPath 2007 are rules (which only trigger upon a change) and managed (C#/VB.NET) code.
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What I am trying to do is a reporting system for product testing. In the header I must have company logo and in the footer I must have the names of the persons who take part at testing process.
1 : Unfortunately in the middle of the page I have a repeating table which might spread on multiple pages. I would like to break it up manually ...
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If you have SP 2007 you should check out UDCs Universl Data Connections.
This gives you a common set of data connections that forms reference and these can be replicated to each site or be global.
Alternatly DCs can be manually updated by extracting and editing the manifest file.
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Hi ...
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Nope. The ADO.NET dataset tracks inserts and deletes and then when you submit the form via the web service the ADO.NET dataset is synced to the database.
What I found out after much banging of my head against the wall was that the Visual Studio 2005 wizard that helps you define an ADO.NET dataset doesn't always handle changes ...
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InfoPath includes a "Choice Group" control. That is what you need here.
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There can be a couple of issues here:
1. You could have a non-repeating node in your repeating table which is being populated. In this case, it, of course, will always show the same value on every row.
2. If your drop-down is outside the table, and your rule populates a node in the table, then you will always get all rows populated with the same ...