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Thanks Clay, I'll give that a shot.
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Check these two locations:
Tools | Options, Design Tab, check the "Project location for Visual Basic and C# code"
Tools | Form Options, Programming category, check the "Project location for Visual Basic and C# code"
If these paths do not exist or are inaccessible (such as permissions issues) you will not be able to add code ...
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I went into change programs and clicked on Run all from my computer for the .Net section. It says that it successful updated the configuration. But, when I try to click on Validation Event from inside Infopath on a drop down list it gives me a pop up saying, "Infopath cannot add the event handler. Infopath cannot create ...
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I am getting an error on the Order By clause. Does anyone know the correct syntax?
command += "{select * ";
command += "from ";
command += "[LaborSummary] as [LaborSummary] ";
command += "where (LaborSummary.[CA1] = '" + ca1Prefix + "')} ";
command += ...
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Visual Studio Tools for Applications (aka VSTA) is a separate product and it's not part of Visual Studio. It installs as part of InfoPath 2007, please go to add/remove programs and make sure InfoPath 2007 is fully installed.
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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knows if I can install Visual Studio Tools for Applications on top of my Visual Studio Express 2005? I want to be able to program a validation event, but it says I need to install this. Also do I need to install XML Core Services 6.0 too?
Is this anything else I am missing to be able to add code ...
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Off the top of my head, the data is read-only during the changing/validating events.
What is means is that you should do your changes in changed event instead:
1. In changing, do your test for cancellation and roll out as appropriate
2. In changed, do the changes you wanted
Note that if you cancelled #1, #2 would not happen so you no longer ...
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Yeah, so this is how you could do it:
Your form should only have field, not the language-specific strings. Then you introduce two secondary data source:
The Text data source will just define your localization schema. For example, it can look like this:
<localization>
<fieldPrompt>Default english ...
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Awesome, glad that it worked :)
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Here is the one I was thinking of. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5646/21172.aspx#21172
The attached VBscript calculates 90 days in advance but should be easy to tweek. Lots of examples and documentation on DateDiff function itself.