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  • form-id behavior when publishing to sps

    Lo, I used to have a form template published to a form library called 'collection of requests'. I never had to look at the form-id or had the need to change it. Today it is being used a lot. But, as always, the form template needs a release and I don't want to change the production form template directly, so I created a ...
    Posted to SharePoint Integration (Forum) by marcdeb on 08-11-2008
  • Better ways to get a checkbox value?

    (Using Infopath 2003/Jscript): Up till today I always use selectSingleNode("...").text to get the value of a control. With a checkbox, that will return "true" or "false", depending on if it is checked or not. However, I never liked string-comparing to "true" or "false", specifically because one can ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by marcdeb on 06-18-2008
  • Re: View design patterns?

    Clay, Thank you so much for your reply. Those guidelines you presented really makes sense to me. There are a lot of other aspects of Infopath for which I'm looking for best practices and/or design patterns. Apart from the fact that I could not find a specific forum for that on this site (feature request for the site I guess? :-) ), ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by marcdeb on 06-02-2008
  • View design patterns?

    After reading numerous books, including "Developing Solutions with Microsoft Infopath", "Programming Microsoft Infopath DevGuide (2nd edition)" and "Microsoft Office Infopath 2003: Kick Start", I still have a lot of questions regarding best practices and design patterns in general. One specific area is the usage of ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by marcdeb on 06-02-2008
  • Re: Required field in a particular view

    That would be something I would be interested in too, specifically in combination with choice groups.
    Posted to Views (Forum) by marcdeb on 05-16-2008
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