How to change the XDocument.URI

[maor110]

Is there a way?

Thanks
Paul Degenkolbe

 

[Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]]

Hi Paul,
According to the SDK, it's read only.
Patrick
http://www.autonomysystems.com/

 

[maor110]

I know, but for example the XDocument.IsDirty also is a read only property
and you can change it with the XDocument.SetDirty method.

(I don't want to see a: 'do you want to save 'Forumlar1' before close' when
the user close the programm without having saved the formular before)

 

[Scott L. Heim [MSFT]]

Hi Paul,

If you are merely trying to "force" close the form regardless of whether
the user has saved their data, you can use the following on a button's
click event:

- VBScript:
Dim objXDoc
Set objXDoc = Application.XDocuments(0)
Application.XDocuments.Close objXDoc
Set objXDoc = Nothing

- JScript:
var objXDoc = Application.XDocuments(0);
Application.XDocuments.Close(objXDoc);
objXDoc = null;

Keep in mind though, this does not save the data. If you want to "force" a
save in here as well, you will need to call the "Save" or "SaveAs" method.

Best regards,

Scott L. Heim
Microsoft Developer Support

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[maor110]

Thank you.

I now handle to complete save and exit stuff with my own toolbar.

But there are two little problems left.
First I need a event for customizing my toolbar after open the form. In the
form-onload and switchview events, you cannot access the custom toolbar (a
view bounded tollbar).
The second problem is the Xbutton - I disable all normal menus at the
beginning and if the user push the X there is no event where i can enable
them.

Somebody knows help?

Thanks in advance,
Paul Degenkolbe

 

[Brühno]

Hi,

I develop in Infopath, too and actually have exactly the same both
problems. Have you got any solutions yet? I would be very happy if you
share your knowledge with me in this case

Best regards,
Daniel Scholz