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  • Re: Changed Event is not triggering in Browser-Enabled Form

    David, You got it man, worked like a charm!! I appreciate the feedback, take it easy!!
    Posted to Code (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 12-06-2007
  • Changed Event Handler

    I found another post on here that stated a Changed Event is not supported by browser-enabled forms, is that true? I find that hard to believe since most even handlers are greyed out and changed event isn't, that makes me believe it is supported in a browser based form. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks!
    Posted to General (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 12-05-2007
  • Changed Event is not triggering in Browser-Enabled Form

    Does anyone have any idea why my changed event is not triggering? I have a drop-down list box and and programming on the changed event.  I am able to get my code to run on a button click event, but not on a changed event. My form is strictly browser based, I can get the changed event to trigger when I run the form on a computer with the ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 12-05-2007
  • Re: Change the cursor to an Hourglass

    Nevermind I figured it out.You have to add a reference to System.Windows.Forms then... Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor; Sorry to waste space on the forum.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 12-03-2007
  • Change the cursor to an Hourglass

    Hello, I am curious if there is a way to change the cursor to an hourglass while I wait for the information to return from the database.  I am using code behind (C#) to attain my information from the DB so I figured if this could be done it would be done in code. Any ideas? Thanks!
    Posted to Code (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 12-03-2007
  • Populate a Drop-Down list box through code

    After reading through the forum for similar posts, I found a couple, but none that answered my question. I am attaining information from a DB using the code behind (C#) with ADO.NET I am receiving a list of values that I would like to populate a drop-down list box.  How would you do that through the code, because the option of using ...
    Posted to Controls (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 12-03-2007
  • Re: Can I pass a parameter through a data connection?

    Currently I am using the InfoPath UI to populate these two dropdowns...I have hardcode parameters into the stored proc I exec in the 'edit sql' of the data connection wizard. Therefore I do not need them to cascade, they are coming from different tables in the DB. After those 2 dropdowns are selected I need to capture that value and pass ...
    Posted to Web Services (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
  • Re: Can a repeating Table have 2 textboxes in 1 column?

    When you say separate data from presentation, do you mean trap it somewhere in my code and then map it to the proper fields in my repeating table?  How would you do that? I need the repeating table to be able to populate anywhere from 1 to 100 rows of data returned from the DB.
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
  • Re: Programmatically populate a Drop-Down List Box

    Clay, My data connection is working properly because I can use the same stored proc with different parameters to fill textboxes. Everything I am doing is behind in code...I'm using ADO.NET (C#) a sqlDataReader to read in the data. I would use the InfoPath UI to set the values of the dropdown, but I need it to be dynamic as possible, and I ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
  • re: Populate a Drop-Down List Box via Code

    How would you do this using an ADO.NET connection in the code behind(C#)  in InfoPath 2007?? Is there a way to populate a drop-down list box strictly using code? Thank you for your expertise!
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by MonkeyCMonkeyDo on 11-28-2007
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