InfoPath Dev

You could try to switch to another view. You build a view with an error message textbox and a back button to get back to your previous view. As soon as an error occurs, you set a value to a field that triggers a rule that switchs view. Would be better to be able to display an alert box but....   

Hi, I think that you can easily extract the files by chosing "file -> save as source" and then you just specifiy the target folder. You can edit the resulting file <yourview>.xsl but I'm not sure this will be a solution for your problem. I've tried to add a simple image on a button but as soon as it was deployed in ...

Hi,   I think that it depends on whether you're using a custom workflow developed with Visual studio or with Sharepoint designer. With visual studio you could probably use some asp.net classes such as htmlencode & htmldecode. By the way, how did you manage to get the richtext box publishing HTML data into a sharepoint list? When I ...

UP!   I can confirm now that this is not possible to use MessageBox which sounded really wierd to me but....since the MOSS admin interface won't let you upload a form referencing system.windows.forms. Moreover, I think that this is actually not possible to close a browser-enabled form trhough the code. Having a look at ...

Hello Greg, I'm currently at home so I don't have access to infopath but I tried already to use MessageBox but this is not allowed in browser forms. When trying to upload it onto the Sharepoint server, there is error stating that system.windows.forms is not allowed in browser-enabled forms. Regarding XmlForm, I don't remember to have seen it but ...

Hello, It sounds stupid but I've not managed to find the way to send an alert message to the user nor to close the form by code. I know I can achieve that using rules but in my case, rules aren't appopriate. I'm using infopath 2007 browser-enabled forms. I've seen some doc about the XDocument object that existed in infopath2003 (which I don't ...

As an addition to my previous post, there is another thing I don't understand. If I create a simple form with no code behind, and if I chose to publish it to a document library, afterwards, I can use this doc lib to create new list items. If I take back my form in design mode, I add some code behind to it, I must publish that form as an ...

Hello, I've watched Boris Moore's screecast showing a demo of a loan application. The problem is that he is just demonstrating the application now how he designed it. I need to do exactly the same but I don't have a clue of how to do that. Acutally, I'd like to do the following: - Create a purchase order browser enabled form that submits its ...