InfoPath Dev

Hi sdlxcoupe, In order to open an Infopath form in Browser, You have to make the same as browser compatible. Unless the form is Browser compatible,It cant be rendered in browser. For the first time, while U are filling the Infopath form,do U fill it in Client infopath Application or the Browser Rendered Infopath Form ?  

Thanks very much for you reply! The scenario is: we are using sharepoint 2003 as production server, we have published one form to many sites and subsites, and now we updated the form, so we want to update the form template in all sites and subsites, we have to sign every form then publish it manually, what a time-consuming work,we can use ...

As I see my scenario I don't need to force the signature via Infopath. The user starts the signing process in Infopath so that I can capture the signature template provided by the Signatures class. This template and the Infopath form is the input for my tool. And there i use the .NET Framework to sign the form according to the template i ...

Hi Greg, I am convalescing from a ruptured achillies tendon and have managed to spend some in depth time on some infopath projects.  I have a form which produces a view with General Journal transaction summaries which vary, based on the nature of both merged and input data input.  The problem is, that the transactions are produced ...

 Greg,     Just to make sure, I created a new form, added a time field, set the default to 0:00, showed it in a text box, and it displayed 12:00:00 AM. I added two Expression Boxes that showed the field, one with time format and the other with text format; the time formatted one showed 12:00:00 AM and the text one showed ...

Text Boxes and Expression Boxes can be set up to format as almost any data type. So likely what happened was you converted the date field into a text field (which reset it to use text formatting), but your Expression Box was still set to use Time formatting. That could have been fixed by going into the Expression Box properites dialog and changing ...

You have available whatever is possible using the SharePoint Web Services (see the SDK documentation for what all you can do there). And if that doesn't work, you can always create a full-trust form and do whatever you want using code.

Rules can only populate single values. If you want to do repeating rows of data, you will need to write code to iterate through the table, adding rows as appropriate, and filling in the row field values.

You are interested in the OnBeforeChange or OnValidate events.

InfoPath relies on some Internet Explorer settings. IE has a setting in the print options that is off by default which determines whether to print background shades and background images. Turn that on, and you'll get it in IP too. NOTE: This is a per-user setting, meaning that each user will need to turn it on if they care to have the ...