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This was a known issue in the initial release of InfoPath. Install the latest service pack (SP2) and your issue should vanish.
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The easiest way to do what you want is to set up another field which stores just that second character. You can set up a default value formula using substring() to pull out that second character. Then base your filter off this additional field.
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Minimize to task bar, yes. But to system tray -- I don't think so. Sorry.
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You might try sending it to the Web Service as XML text and then creating a dataset from it in the Web Service.
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You should be using GetDOM() rather than DataObjects() in the line two above the red one.
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The problem with Browser-Enabled Forms is that your code runs entirely on the server. As such, there is no way you can show a WinForms messagebox: even if you succeed, no one will ever see it.
Your best is to implemented modeless UI in the form intself using conditional formatting by showing/hiding an section in your form that contains the error. ...
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Thank you for sharing this!
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I have 2 date picker controls in my InfoPath 2007 form - a start date and an end date, I would like to be able to get the number of days the range expands, is there a way I can do this?
MrsSteelhead
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Thanks for your response.
I have managed to migrate the data to SQL. How do I change the dataconnection other than recreating the form using the "Desing New data connection" option?
>In InfoPath designer you would need to modify your dataconnection to point at the SQL Server and the hosted DB instead of your ...
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Hey all,
I hope you can help me.. I made an IP form that allows users to type in a ledgeraccount number, then read the current state of their budget and then give them the opportunity to insert a prognoses. The form talks to a SQL database and works fine.
But now my question. I would like to trigger the form through a hyperlink in a PDF ...