InfoPath Dev

Hmm, sounds like it's not fully a well functioning app or it's designed to be so. :) Hope it will become better in future release. Thanks Greg!!!

Well, I tried using the "return" keyword. It surely stopped the process of other commands underneath it. But somehow, that's not what I want. If we have the DocAction object, we can just set it to "false", then other commands underneath it are still able to process until the end. Then, because of setting the DocAction ...

Hmmm, so is there anyway I can display set tooltip for particular contol at runtime????

Hi there, I want to display tooltip next to a textbox control on the InfoPath form. Here is the code that I use ToolTip tt = new ToolTip(); tt.ToolTipIcon= ToolTipIcon.Warning; tt.ShowAlways = true; tt.IsBallon = true; tt.Show("Hi! This is tooltip!",....................); Note: ................. = IWin32Window object The second ...

Thanks Greg!! What if I want to check something and then I want to stop the button action. For example:         public void btnCancel_Click(DocActionEvent e)         {                e.ReturnStatus = false;         }  The "e" ...

Hi there, I've added an event to a button of my created toolbar, as below [InfoPathEventHandler(MatchPath="btnCancel",EventType=InfoPathEventType.OnC­lick)]         public void btnCancel_Click(DocActionEvent e)         {               ...