InfoPath Dev

Thanks for the further ideas, David! So when you say "block" do you mean that once this is hit, it effectively prevents access to the undo stack at that point? If so, and you want to completely disable undo, would you need to add this code for every node in the form, or could you do it once at the root node (on account of event bubble ...

Good thought! Thanks David!

Yeah, that bites a lot of people. I made a request to the InfoPath team to default to no border and zeros for margin and padding, but they wouldn't go for it. So, you just have to make sure you fix those every time you insert a new section. It's the first thing I do.

Glad that you got it figured out and working! It starts to get fun once it all comes together. Not that you won't have challenging tasks and big struggles, but it's still fun!

Glad to be able to help!

I would double check with UDCs - I remember than when I set up a UDC connection in InfoPath, it has a choice between absolute and relative links. I have not really played much with it but do check it out, maybe it will help.

Well, as far as disabling undo/redo, you can do some things programmatically. The OnBeforeChange event (IP2007 OM, equivalents exist in IP2003 as well) is cancellable and has the IsUndoRedo flag. You can check this flag and do things when it's true. For example, this will effectively disable Undo/Redo: public void ...

I've been struggling with this error for awhile now and I'm hoping someone can help me out with this.  I saw another post for this same issue, but it doesn't look like it was answered.  My apologies for the long post... When trying to open a new instance of an InfoPath form I created, I am getting two error messages. The ...

Hi, I have this form in InfoPath 2003. It has drop downs for choosing languages. There are a lot of languages, so I keep the languages in an XML file and reference it in a "look up values" data connection: Now, that worked fine for a time, but something happened when I edited the XML, just to remove spaces that were in the Value ...

that'll do the job... thanks!