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June 2004 - Posts

Introducing Microsoft® Office InfoPath™ 2003
Microsoft Learning and Roger Jennings have a new book out through Microsoft Press - Introducing Microsoft® Office InfoPath™ 2003 . This book covers InfoPath from top to bottom including the SP-1 feature enhancements and developing InfoPath solutions using Read More...
Recursive Controls support in InfoPath 2003 SP1
The SP1 release of InfoPath 2003 supports recursive controls such as Repeating Recursive Section and Optional Recursive Section . Based on the schema of the solution, these controls are automatically suggested when dragging nodes from the Data Source Read More...
Use patterns (e.g., digits or quotes) to validate data in InfoPath
Example 1 : How do I restrict the user from entering special characters into certain fields in the InfoPath Form? Note: This example assumes you are running InfoPath 2003 with the SP-1 feature enhancements enabled. [Added 6/21/04] The easiest way to do Read More...
Calling SelectText (and other InfoPath methods with optional parameters) in C# or VB.NET
In the introduction to SP1, InfoPath added C# support. One issue that some people may run into is that certain OM calls have optional parameters. One such method is the SelectText() method in the View object. The context ID is optional and it not always Read More...
Collapsible Sections
Collapsible Sections Mark asks: How do I create a collapsible section? That is, a section that can show/hide child controls, whether they are required or not. I can't use an optional section, because it requires binding. The easiest way to do this is Read More...
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