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Hello Pras and Welcome to Forums,
You can have a date and user name fields in a table, populate then with today date and current user name on submit. Get those fields data and show in expression boxes along with previously entered comments in a section.
Hope this helps!
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Hi Deb
I faced the same problem and this worked at my side:
public string GetCurrentUser(){
return System.Environment.UserName;
}
public static DirectoryEntry GetDirectoryEntry(){
string defaultNamingContext;
using(DirectoryEntry root = new DirectoryEntry(''LDAP://RootDSE'')){
defaultNamingContext = ''LDAP://'' + ...
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I test starting from VS2005 out of C # on a simple list of contact with 1 only column. Here my code:
WebReference1.Lists listService = new WebReference1.Lists();
listService.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
string strBatch = ''<Method ID='1' Cmd='Update'>'' +
...
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Hi Joel
Ther is an other way. Open up the template in design mode. Then right click the field you want and choose ''Copy XPath''.
Hope it helps...
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Hi Trimba,
Yes, I'd try that. It's not ideal, and I don't recommend it as a best practice, but if that works for you, I'm happy. Good luck!
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I am having the same issue....Have you found a work around for this problem. I am very interested if you have.
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Any suggestions or work arounds for long text fields. I have 3 fields requiring field type of ''MEMO'' in Access. Unfortunately InfoPath 2003 doesn't support long text fields. Does any one have a suggests or work arounds for this problem?
Thanks
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Hi Patrick,
Thank you ...
I'll find out how to make form full thrusted.
So I need to add a button and put the code to open the file inside the onclick event right ?
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Hi all,
Been doing some research around getting ramped up on WF. I completed a bunch off labs on it using a vpc I built. I have now installed Moss 2007 on it. I found this lab on MSDN showing how to hook IP 2007 into it.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms580283.aspx
Althought the lab is a little screwy and this guy broke it down and ...
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Hi Trimba,
You don't have to manually change the XSL. In the InfoPath Designer you can add a hyperlink control. Unfortunately, due to security issues, you can't open local files directly. Put the same file on a network share and try again. If you have a full trust form you can add code to open the files, but links don't work.