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Hi Shaun,
Great question. There is sorting functionality for XML included in the Asset Tracking sample that ships with InfoPath 2003 (open in Designer, File->Save as Source, search for sort in the script.js file). It shows how to sort XML child nodes using an index and then rebuild the XML in one full swoop. Assuming you do that OnLoad the ...
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I have discovered that I can use JScript MailEnvelope and this will allow me to include my form in the body of the email but the disadvantage is that the infopath xml form will automatically be sent with the email and I have no control over this in InfoPath 2003. I also discovered that I can control the email attachment by using the ...
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Good Morning:
I am looking for an easy way to dertemine if any field on a form has been updated. I could set a flag in the After Update Event of every field but I have close to 1000 fields on my form. I tried using thisXDocument.IsDirty.Equals(True) to check if the form had been updated but apparently the form gets dirty as ...
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Hello,
I would like to have a way to browse for folders (or files) in a browser enabled form. I developed a form with Folderbrowserdialog ( System.Windows.Forms) which works fine in a client environment.
Of course when I publish the form to MOSS2007 it's giving me an error . Any idea ???
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Alright, thats perfect. My logic is obviously off today. Thanks a bunch.
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Sure,
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Let me know when and a bit more of what you would like to see.
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Right.
Here is the fix. On your condition (check 1 = False) add Check2 = True. This will prevent the second trigger from being true.
So (Check1 = False and Check2 = True)
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Well, I want it to change itself back to false. If the first check box is not checked, the second checkbox should not be checked. So, if the user checks the second check box, and the first checkbox is not checked, I want it to tell them the first task has not yet been completed, and to uncheck the selection they just made. ...
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The xsn is the most helpful for testing.
You need to modify your second rule to switch from Field 2 to field one. CUrrently it is setting itself to false, which is redundant instead of Field 1 to false.
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OK I looked at the test template you had first and found the problem.
SInce it is a check box, when you check it or uncheck it the value changes automatically.
Which engages your rule for if it is false. It displays the message but then you have a second action which sets itself (field 2) to false again, which makes it fire again. This was ...