InfoPath Dev

 Fixed: Turns out that the textbox held on to the original datatype of the field. Yes, I forgot to mention that the fields were originally Date fields, but were changed to text. All I had to do was remove offending controls off the canvas and replace them.

Hi,  I have a textbox (text/string type) that aloows users to type in variations of dates (e.g. May 2012, 05/2012, 03/05/2012 etc.) We just want to store the value typed in, since nothing will be done with the date at the end of the day. The issue is that whenever the user types in anything resembling a date (e.g. May 2012) the textbox ...

Ernesto, you have opened my eyes! Thank you! This works great. I remember doing this a few years ago, but just forgot how I did it. Haven't done IP development in a long time. I will add this to my bag of knowledge. Keep on rocking dude!

I have an Administrator (full-trust) IP2010 web form. I wrote some code that runs in OnLoad event. The code basically applies a filter to a Secondary Datasource, which is a SharePoint list. The filter basically trims down the list to only items where a specific column contains the current user's username. I have a repeating table that shows ...

I am creating a form programatically, using the xsd.exe tool. However, setting the value for Boolean fields (represented by checkboxes on the form) does not set the checked state of the checkbox on the form. It does not even get created in the final xml for the form. Somehow it seems as if boolean and date fields are just skipped. Are there any ...

I am creating a form programatically, using the xsd.exe tool. However, setting the value for Boolean fields (represented by checkboxes on the form) does not set the checked state of the checkbox on the form. It does not even get created in the final xml for the form. Somehow it seems as if boolean and date fields are just skipped. Are there any ...

 Hi there,  I know this might be extremely obvious to most of you, but for me as a newcomer to InfoPath Development i thought I'd just add the following, just as a matter of being pedantic about getting things right: This code above works well in the Load event ( e.SetDefaultView("viewName") ), but if you are going to set ...