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Try out this thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/06/08/Display-Only-Unique-Options-in-a-List.aspx should give you an idea how to do it.
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I just tried it with a usual (not browser enabled) InfoPath form and it works. Here a little walkthrough, if you want you can give it a try. Open Visual Studio, click new project and Select "Class Library". Below the code for the library: using System; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace MessagePopUp { public class PopUp { public ...
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Hi, I actually have never worked with browser enabled form but you could try to write your own small assembly which implements windows.forms. Code a small method to which you can pass a string value (message you want to pop up). Now in your infopath project add your created .ddl as a reference and call the "shwomessage" method everytime ...
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I don't know exactly what you wanna achieve but you could use the OnAfterChange event of your field. Double click your control, click data validation and in the drop down select OnAfterChange event and then edit code. Not sure if that helps you, could you please provide some more detailed information ?
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Hello Greg,
Even i am facing the same error. When i use MessageBox of System.Windows.Forms in my browser enabled infopath forms, i too get the same error. i.e. Unsupported feature in code. and when i click on this "Unsupported feature in code", it shows me a dialog box saying "User interface operations ...
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Can someone please guide me on, how can i use infopath forms in web browser via custom ASP.NET 2.0 application without Sharepoint at backend ?
InfoPath
being in proprietary Microsoft Format, I believe, I would still require
a server to create a new instance of infopath template (.xsn file)
which it enables for browser ...
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maybe you can use xmlform object
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you need to pass value to your parameter, try to create webmethod with parameter, in vb i usually create like this:
public sub submitdata(byval firstName as string, byval lastName as string)
'your query here'
end sub
in this sub you need to assign value from procedure ex firstName to your query parameter ex @firstName. ...
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Hello, I'm new to VBScript and Infopath. This site has answered most of my questions through reading the forums. I have figured out how to read a repeating table. However I'm having trouble getting figuring out how to add a new row to the table.
Here is my Xpath to the the repeating ...
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Thanx clay
I came up with a the way ... the problem with me is, I start writing code before starting to see the control formatting in InfoPath itself.
I made it into one datasource with onother field on which I added a filter and it worked.