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  • Re: Text box size

    InfoPath has limitations when creating direct connections to a database: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP100950831033.aspx Quoting the article (I&#39;ve underlined memo): None of the data fields in the main data source of the form store a large binary data type&nbsp;&nbsp;InfoPath will disable the submit data connection if the ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by davidair on 08-29-2007
  • Text box size

    &nbsp;Can you make access memo fields (memo - data type) work with InfoPath 2003? Seems like it is limited to text box constraints (256 characters) , but I gotta believe I am just missing how to get them to work togather because I can not imagine a product like this being this limited (even in its first version) Thanks for ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by ducecoop on 08-29-2007
  • Re: How to close the InfoPath in submit

    One more point is now I am working on InfoPath 2007.
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by cathy on 08-29-2007
  • Re: How to close the InfoPath in submit

    &nbsp; &nbsp;Hi, I tried to write one of the following lines, but the intellisense is not popping up. Application.XDocuments.Close(XDocument) Application.XDocuments.Close(0) XDocument.View.Window.Close(true); thisApplication.ActiveWindow.Close(true); I have added the reference to &quot;Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.dll&quot; to my ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by cathy on 08-29-2007
  • Re: How to build Custom dialog boxes using infopath 2007 compatible framework?

    Here is a blog post that addresses your issue: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/david/archive/2007/08/29/showing-custom-modal-dialogs-in-managed-code.aspx It contains a link to source code for the custom message box winform.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by davidair on 08-29-2007
  • Showing custom modal dialogs in managed code

    A common question is to how to show custom dialogs using the InfoPath 2007 OM. In InfoPath 2003 one could use the ShowModalDialog OM function that would take an arbitrary HTML and show it. Although you can still use the old IP2003 OM in InfoPath 2007, there is a better option if you are writing in managed code, namely WinForms! If you are ...
    Posted to David Airapetyan (Weblog) by davidair on 08-29-2007
  • Re: Validate infopath user input to a value in a secondary table

    Yah that is why you want a web service so that you can query the data instead of loading all of it each time. &nbsp;if you can only load the fields you need in your data connection that could help some too.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Clay Fox on 08-29-2007
  • Re: Validate infopath user input to a value in a secondary table

    Thanks Clay, the filter worked and the data validation works now. Now the problem is the secondary source contains 80K records and it searches until it finds (or doesn&#39;t find). So my performance sucks, but I&#39;ll have to figure a work around for that
    Posted to Code (Forum) by DStinger on 08-29-2007
  • Re: Edit "The Form has been Closed." Text

    I found a bit of a work around. I put a rule on my submit button that when submitted instead of closing the form as i did previously. I just switched the view to a view that said i have successfully&nbsp; submitted my form. Thanks for the help
    Posted to General (Forum) by simplegreen on 08-29-2007
  • Browser form behaves differently through different machines.

    This is really interesting.&nbsp; I&#39;ve uploaded a form into a common library and I and my client uses that same one.&nbsp; Here is the issue that he is having but I&#39;m not: .&nbsp; I&#39;ve saved a testing form and I can re-open it just fine.&nbsp; But he sometimes gets an error like &quot;There has been an error while opening the ...
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by cocodog123 on 08-29-2007
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