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Tim Philomeno
I have a form that has several views with data validatation on many of the
controls. I want to be able to let users sign different sections and not
have the message that there are validation errors in the form....I have code
in the signing event that allows me to identify what section is being signed
e.SignedDataBlock.Name and by whom and I can even tell if there are
validation errors in the section by spinning through the errors collection
and sampling baseName on a node that is in error. If no errors are found in
the section being signed, I am calling thisSignature.Sign() but then I still
get the warning about other validation errors.....
Can I eliminate the infopath messages? Do I have to go to validating in
code and not use the built-in validation? Can I call Sign() with an "Ignore
messages" or something?...
Also, does anyone know exactly what the ReturnStatus is really doing in the
Signing Event???
Thanks in advance......
Tim Philomeno, Sparling, Inc.
controls. I want to be able to let users sign different sections and not
have the message that there are validation errors in the form....I have code
in the signing event that allows me to identify what section is being signed
e.SignedDataBlock.Name and by whom and I can even tell if there are
validation errors in the section by spinning through the errors collection
and sampling baseName on a node that is in error. If no errors are found in
the section being signed, I am calling thisSignature.Sign() but then I still
get the warning about other validation errors.....
Can I eliminate the infopath messages? Do I have to go to validating in
code and not use the built-in validation? Can I call Sign() with an "Ignore
messages" or something?...
Also, does anyone know exactly what the ReturnStatus is really doing in the
Signing Event???
Thanks in advance......
Tim Philomeno, Sparling, Inc.