InfoPath Dev

F%#@ yes!  Got it figured out from some code Matt Faus posted about adding a confirmation to a submit button, not sure why I didn't find it before.  Anyway, here it is in case anyone else wants to know.  var response = XDocument.UI.Confirm("Do you really want to delete?",4); if(response == 6) { var thisNode = ...

Any suggestions?  

Hi Hilary, thanks for the help.  This is the code that I have so far. I know the delete code works, I had it working before I tried to add the confirmation.   But I still get a run-time error saying that there is an object expected at line 25.  That is the line that's underlined.  function ...

Hi Hilary, I'm using InfoPath 2003 and the programming language is JScript.  Cheers!    

I'm also getting an error message saying that Infopath cannot create a new, blank form.   The form template is not valid.  I assume this has something to do with the assembly?

So what if that file is not on my computer?  I have no C:\WINDOWS\assembly folder.  I'm on a government computer on a network, would that make a difference?  

Sorry, I'm a bit new at this.  Okay, never done it before.   The namespace isn't there, but how exactly do I add it?  Also, am i supposed to include the "using" that you've got at the front of the code?  Cheers for the help!

help!

When you open the file, make sure you open it in design mode.  That's what I had to do.  Instead of clicking on the form, just open infopath, click on design a form, and from the toolbar on the right select design a form on my computer.  Then just select the form that way, it should open.

I get a run-time error saying that xdConfirmChoice is undefined.