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Just to give you guys an update regarding the resolution I found for this problem (as I know how such resolutions help me when I need them), this is the code (below) that I used to get my redirects working via VB...
Kudos to Samir for stearing me in the right direction too ...
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Samir,
Thanx for your input. Unfortunately this did not work for me. I got an error when try to run it via the browser, and this error (below) when I run it via the client:
System.Security.SecurityException
Request for the permission of type 'System.Web.AspNetHostingPermission, System, Version=2.0.0.0, ...
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Guys:
From this question, I'm sure you guys would be able to quickly tell I'm a true newbie. I've been looking for this answer for a few hours though - and have found solutions, but none of which are working in my InfoPath form.
Here's the thing... I need to redirect my web-enabled InfoPath form to another ...
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Thanx Hilary!!! You're great; you really are...
That's exactly what I needed!
You have a nice one..!
- Tav
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Guys,
How would I programmatically change the default view of an InfoPath form (on Load) via VB? I've found the following code snippets:
BLOCKED SCRIPT
XDocument.ViewInfos("My View Name").IsDefault = true;
C#:
thisXDocument.ViewInfos["My View Name"].IsDefault = true;
...but none of them refer to the VB code ...
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