InfoPath Dev

Hi Patrick, I saw the Sales Leads, Sales Leads Test, Sales Order and Sales Order Test forms, but didn't see any cascading drop-downs in a repeating table. I was wondering where to upload the test template that I created, so I uploaded it in the Shared Documents list :) It is called CascadingDropdownBrowserForm.xsn and the time-stamp on it is ...

Hi Patrick & madhuri, Thank you for your replies. @Patrick: Could you elaborate on exactly what you got working with current() and browser enabled forms? Did you have two drop-downs, both in a repeating table? @madhuri: The link that you sent me specifically says that filtering is not supported in browser forms (by clicking Filter Data). The ...

Hi madhuri, Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately, both examples make use of filters, which browser forms do not support. I need to get this working for a browser-enabled form in InfoPath 2007. Filtering in browser forms is accomplished by modifying the data source from which a drop-down gets its values. The three methods in my previous post ...

Well I've almost given up. I think I've tried every method on the internet and have almost concluded that what I am trying to do is not possible. I have a repeating table with two drop-downs. The selection of the first drop-down should be the filter for the second drop-down. This is in a browser-enabled form. The How-To tutorials and sample ...

Hi Patrick, Apologies for the late reply - I haven't worked on those InfoPath forms for a while because of other commitments. The reason we wanted to use digital signatures is to ensure that these forms (used for our internal processes) do not get tampered with along the way (integrity) and to ensure that the employee who filled out a form was ...

Hi - it's me again. It seems that for browser-enabled forms, the classes for signing forms are hidden from the developer. I checked this by removing browser compatibility from the form. Only then was the Signing event, SignEventArgs, Signature class and the Sign method available to me in VSTA. When I re-enabled browser compatibility, these ...

Hi Patrick, If you have a browser-enabled form and go to Form Options > Digital Signatures, you'll see that the option to sign the entire form is not supported by Forms Services, but signing parts of the form is. As a side note, you'll also see that the option to prompt the user to sign the form before submission, if not signed, is under the ...

Hi Mahitha, Could you perhaps elaborate on how you can cut down on the clicks using code? I am designing a browser-enabled InfoPath 2007 form (with full trust). Also, is there a way to force the user to sign a certain section of the form? Currently, the user can submit the form without signing the required section. Thanks in advance.

Hi Matt, Thanks for the kind reply. While doing research on how I could solve this, I came across the following article: http://www.angrycoder.com/article.aspx?cid=5&y=2001&m=3&d=23 The class mentioned in the article has been removed however and so that was pretty much a dead end for me. I am going to bookmark this thread just in case, but I ...

Hi there, I need to create a xsn programmatically, on demand, from a Web App. So far, I have downloaded source for programmatically creating a CAB file (CabLib) and have sucessfully created my own xsn using the file system, but I would like to use Isolated Storage for the generation of the xsn. I have no idea how I would get CabLib to use ...