Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 1 (8 items) Re: How to Show/Hide an Optional Section Programmatically I was able to do what I needed without code. However, for those who must use code, what you suggest seems like a good workaround to the problem. Thank you. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by hefret56 on 03-22-2010 How to Show/Hide an Optional Section Programmatically In my browser-enabled form (InfoPath 2007), I have an Optional Section control I want to show/hide selectively using code-behind. In a client-only form, I understand this can be accomplished by calling the ExecuteAction method on the control. Is there an equivalent for browser-enabled forms? Thanks. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by hefret56 on 03-17-2010 Re: open url or new form Anyone find a solution for this? As far as I can tell, the Hyperlink control cannot be configured at runtime. Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by hefret56 on 03-15-2010 Re: How to Load and Display Saved Forms [quote user="hefret56"]In short, the Application class does not have the XmlForms property mentioned the MSDN documentation. Not sure what is going on here.[/quote] I found out this is because Forms Services (i.e., browser-enabled forms) only supports a subset of the Microsoft.Office.InfoPath namespace functionality. ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by hefret56 on 03-15-2010 Re: How to Load and Display Saved Forms Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by hefret56 on 03-15-2010 How to Load and Display Saved Forms On my browser form I have a search box that should allow users to search existing forms in a document library. A list of the returned forms needs to be displayed on the form in a repeating table or such (paged, since there could be a lot of results). The user then needs to be able to select a row in the results and have the associated ... Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by hefret56 on 03-15-2010 Re: How to prevent center alignment of Insert Button text on Repeating Table. OK, got it. The solution was to tightly wrap the control in a layout table, left-align the control within the layout table, and center the layout table within the form. Posted to Controls (Forum) by hefret56 on 01-05-2010 How to prevent center alignment of Insert Button text on Repeating Table. In InfoPath 2007, when I center a Repeating Table the associated Insert button (for adding a new row) is also centered. However, I only want to center the table, not the button--the button should remain aligned with the left side of the table. How can I do this? Posted to Controls (Forum) by hefret56 on 01-05-2010 Page 1 of 1 (8 items) Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.