InfoPath Dev

Hi there, well , easier said as done. Is the form checked out? - So, how to determine this within a Form? I can imagine a couple of ways, the easiest should be to add a External Data Source - The SP List where the item is saved, and mark as Column 'checked out' and 'checked out by'. Both will hold all information to determine ...

Hi there everybody, its a long time ago since i wrote here the last time and as always its a pleasure to be right back again. As you can read out of the 'Subject' of this Thread you should have a clue where's the Problem. If multiple User have Write Permission on a InfoPath SPList.Item, and two or more of them try to edit the ...

Sorry, found the Solution my self, for all interessted People, see: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointinfopath/thread/3d243da8-25c1-42d0-b111-479498919f71?prof=required ^^

Hello Mr. Fox, with both first sentences you've right. If you deactive in the "Tools" -> "Submit Options" -> "Allow users to submit this form" InfoPath wont ask anymore if a User try to close the Form with entered Data. BUT The bad news ... the CodeBehind Function "Submit()" will be ...

Found it myself :) this.ReadOnly - Attribute, tell me if the Form was opened in Read Only State. Also its possible to change the View whithin the FormsEvent_Loading - Event with: e.SetDefaultView("NAME");

Okay ;) but i still need to know if the Form was opened in Read Only State to switch to the Read Only view to dont let the User make changes at the form :)

Sorry my VERY late answer ^^ Indeed this would be a option, to switch to a ReadOnly view to prevent that a user could change something in the Form and gets the Save Promt. But doesnt this mean something has changed in the Formular already? My first Problem is; where can i get the information in my Code Behind / or even directly in the ...

Hi Guys :D just a bunch of question which i am sure this will be no deal for you to answer. All Questions referring to Code Behind in C#. 1.) How to indicate if the current opened Form is in "Read Only" mode? For example if the user hasnt the permission to save the form with any kind of edits. 2.) As all of you should know, you can ...

Thanks a lot Jimmy, works perfect, fast and was really easy to implement in the current form.  Its good to know that there is a place where you can get answers around InfoPath if there are Problems/Questions.

Dont worry about it anymore, here's the Solution for it, but thanks a lot for your helping hand :) http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/12549.aspx