InfoPath Dev

I have a infopath 2007 form that I have created using visual studio 2005 (C# code)  and published to a infopath forms server. the form has digital signing and submission features. My problem is that i am unable to save the form. The toolbar at the bottom and top of the form does not have the Save link. I have checked off all the toolbar ...

I have four database queries in my infopath form. Three of these populate drop-down list boxes and the data is retrieved at load time. For the fourth one, I'm using a ADOQueryConnection to modify the command associated with the data connection dynamically when a button in the form is pressed. I can successfully publish this form and invoke ...

Browser enabled forms are really restrictive in their functionality. I am struggling with some of that right now. Alerts are not allowed and microsoft recommends using hidden sections to display messages. i.e. create a hidden section with a text box with message and keep it hidden until you want to display it on some trigger. The problem I am ...

No, couldn't figure it out. I eventually had to redevelop the C# project using the original form. I am still struggling to complete it though because of all the object model differences between 2003 and 2007. No construct seems to work correctly. Anyhow, if you do figure out the loading, i will still be interested. thanks

thanks Nukkumatti, xPathNavigator seems to have the required functionality. I am still not sure why I dont see the Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.dll when all MS documentation says it should be there but, I dont think i need it anymore. thanks manu

Hi all, i have used Infopath 2003 with Visual Studio 2005 using C# before and I am trying to convert my forms to Infopath 2007 and browser compatability. Couple questions: 1) What is the new object yto be used instead of thisXDocument? I see mention of _thisXDocument3 but using either one produces compiler errors. This may be related to my second ...

I have a Infopath 2003 form that I had coded using Visual Studio 2005. Now I'm trying to load teh VS project on a new machine which has VS 2005 and Infopath 2007. When i load the project, VS says that it was developed in an older version of VS (it was not) and that it needs to converted. The wizard goes through a few steps and then finishes saying ...

I did and that's the interesting thing. When the OnAfterChangeEvent id generated (on the user doing a remove sign action), the form is still signed.

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i tried out your suggestion Greg. But for some reason, the OnAfterChange is triggered before the signed state of the form is altered. I put in a thisXDocument.UI.Alert(thisXDocument.IsSigned.ToString()); statement at the end of the eventhandler for OnAfterChange and the value in the messagebox is not the final value. e.g. when signing the form, ...