Our client asked me to add few combo boxes on his Infopath form.
I added them, but when I publish it I can see the changes on my machine but when the client tries to open the form they still see the old form?
Is the form being published directly to the document library or to the server?
If it was directly to the library, you may need to relink the files to the new template.
Also, check in InfoPath Designer that On Version Upgrade is set to Automatically Upgrade Existing Forms (Tools -> Options -> Versioning)
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I'm developing a visual studio plugin (VS 2010 to 2017). I need project specific configuration.
Visual Studio already has GUI for project specific properties like compiler and linker options which can be opened by right-clicking the project and choosing properties.
How can I create auch a propery page without requiring admin rights to install a target?
A possible solution would be to deliver a target file inside the VSIX and to point VS to this file. Bu I don't know whether and how this is possible.
The new property page shall be shown on existing C/C++ projects. So creating my own project type is not an option.
I already found
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/881782/Creating-custom-UI-property-pages-sheets-in-Visual
and
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vsproject/2009/06/18/platform-extensibility-part-2/
but it looks like I have to create (and store) a target to get VS to show the property page.
Update
A proposed solution are property sheets.
How can I inject targets or items (PropertyPageSchema) without modifying the vcxproj and without installing something globally (C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild). That means I want to define new settings without the user needing to install something additional to the vsix.
You could create a property page for your project type so that users can view and change properties in projects that are based on your template. And you also could set some default property values in your custom property page, which doesn't require admin rights.
Detailed steps about how to create property page for your project type, please refer to this document.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc826178(v=vs.140).aspx#Anchor_8
Update:
If you want to add your custom properties for C++ project, I suggest you add custom property sheet because as the document you mentioned that "The Visual C++ project system does not support project subtypes.".
Following document introduce detailed steps about how to create custom property sheet for C++ project.
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/319827/Sharing-project-properties-in-Visual-Cplusplus
I am trying to evaluate the ITHit WebDav Server Engine Library as I would like to implement a feature to have the ability to modify different versions within Word.
I am using Word Office 2013 and I am wondering if its possible to show the versions in the word document, under Info tab and then under Versions (next to manage versions button).
I have followed the steps through the wizard to generate the code. I have selected
1) 'store files and metadata in SQL DB'
2) Delta V support checked
3) 'auto-put under version control before the first update' and 'allow auto versioning' as checked.
I have tried editing the word file, saving and opening it again. However, I am not able to see the list of versions under the Versions tab. Maybe the versions can only be seen through the AJAX File browser plugin, if thats the case, is there a way to show the different versions available for the document file which was send to the client ? Do I need to extend an interface of IFile or IVersion etc?
Unfortunately Microsoft Office is using its proprietary protocol extensions to manage document versions, it is not using WebDAV. As a workaround you can manage versions via Ajax File Browser.
Currently DavEngine class contains AllowOffice12Versioning property which enables versioning in MS Office UI. However this property is experimental and currently marked as internal. It is available for source codes license owners only.
I have an ASP.net form on a website. I need to edit its actions based on the user selections, and make the radio button list allow multiple choices.
I have the compiled web application, all passwords and access, all files from the original build (I believe), Visual Studio 2010, and no idea what I'm doing.
The engineer who originally built the site has moved to India, and is no longer available.
I need to load this website as a project in Visual Studio. I need to find the form files. I need to edit the options, and the actions they produce.
Even pointing me in the direction of a way to learn what I need to know will help. If you need more information, tell me what you need.
Thanks in advance for your help.
You'll need the original source files (it sounds like you have them). If it is a Web Site Project, then in Visual Studio you can do File -> Open -> WebSite and pick the directory containing those files; if it is a Web Application Project, then there should be a .csproj or a .vbproj file to open.
In order to allow the user to make multiple selections, you should use a checkbox list instead of radio buttons.
You can probably find more about ASP.NET on http://www.asp.net/get-started (I'd guess for your project that http://www.asp.net/web-forms is the first step to take).
When I upload document into Alfresco Share library - site tells me: "preview is anavailable for a document" though document is a standard winword.
What shall I do to make my winword documents previewable? I use Community Alfresco Edition
In order to let the preview correctly work, you need the following third party software to be properly installed on the server running Alfresco:
OpenOffice (NOTE: don't use version 3.3.0 as it is affected by a known bug)
Imagemagick
swftools
The first link I provided already includes the configuration changes you need to provide Alfresco with in order to point out to those external tools.
You can add custom preview for documents in alfresco share, Fist you need to add new mime type (here) in alfresco and then Create your preview plug in which renders the content in document details page
you can refer this example for creating plug in PdfJs
For more information refer this page
I'm trying to add a Sharepoint site as a data source on a web project in VS2010; so I can generate the appropriate DAO code to interact with the site's data over REST. However, neither the data sources window, nor the Add Data Source Configuration Wizard seem to be available to an ASP.Net Web project. Is there something else I should be using instead? I know I could just create a class library project and add my Datasource there, or I could just manually make the REST requests; but I just want to see what my options are. Any constructive input greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Frank
If I understand your question correctly I think you need to right click on "Web References" in your solution explorer and click "Add Web Reference..." You can then type in the URL of the site and it'll be added to your project just like any other library.