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Je comprend pas tu veux du code C#? Ca va pas t'aider grand chose pour le faire en Vbscript...
Faut que tu ailles regarder sur un forum Vbscript pour ce genre de chose...
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Matt,
Your form is 50% of what i'm looking for (i.e 1st row to have fdifferent calculation and 2nd row and onwards to have different calculations) - which is working fine.
The other 50 % is that from second row and onwards the field should also use previous row's field value (preceding-sibling) for calculations.
below if the ...
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You would have to reference your secondary data connection that feeds the drop down, not the dropdown directly, and use a filter to get the data you wanted.
item_name where item_id = dropdown field.
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This should just work. The hosted InfoPath is supposed to just use all the existing IP functionality unchanged, but inside a host. If it's really not working you may need to post on the Microsoft InfoPath public newsgroups to see if they have an answer or if it's a bug.
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There are 2 avenues I would try on this:
1) Try deploying the form to a web site and launching new form template to that one. Locally deployed solutions sometimes behave oddly.
2) Trying to launch immediately after close may be failing due to a timing issue? Maybe put time between.
3) Try making your form an installed MSI type form and then ...
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Hi, Its very late, but does any one has solution of this problem. Please let me know, if you have some idea. Thanks
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Hi All,
Is there any solution that you have find.
If yes, Please let me knoe. I am getting the same problem.
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Hi all --
I'm a non-programmer, so the answer to what I think is a simple problem is eluding me.
I have a form that pulls some information from a database via a web service, then sends information back. There are two fields involved in this issue, item_name and item_ID. Naturally the ID is needed when sending info back so that ...
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I was wondering if there were a way to have formating buttons on an InfoPath form that is being displayed in IE through a XSLT for formating... (Such as Bold, Italics, Etc.) Thank you!
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Now that you know your script works, the next thing to do is to look at how you're invoking it. You're doing it like this:
ProcId = Shell("cscript \\franklin\c$\Inetpub\wwwroot\shared\Infopath\jscript.js 8275")
You can of course try to do it differently, maybe by doing Process.Start(), passing it the full path to cscript.exe ...