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InfoPath Form completly loaded?

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chrizzz - 13 Apr 2005 10:59 GMT
Hi,

I need to catch the event, when my InfoPath form is fully loaded
(incl. CommandBars).

My problem in detail is, that I can't change the properties of a
customized toolbar (manifest.xsf) at the OnLoad-Event of the document.

I can do using the OnContextChange-Event, but I want it to happen when
the user opens the form.

Thanks for any ideas!
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 14 Apr 2005 23:43 GMT
Have you tried using the the view switching event?

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Hi,

I need to catch the event, when my InfoPath form is fully loaded
(incl. CommandBars).

My problem in detail is, that I can't change the properties of a
customized toolbar (manifest.xsf) at the OnLoad-Event of the document.

I can do using the OnContextChange-Event, but I want it to happen when
the user opens the form.

Thanks for any ideas!
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 14 Apr 2005 23:45 GMT
The view switching event occurs for the first time after OnLoad has completed, and the view has been built. If you set a flag to identify whether you've already performed your functionality, then you can keep it from being reprocessed when the view is later switched again.

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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com

Hi,

I need to catch the event, when my InfoPath form is fully loaded
(incl. CommandBars).

My problem in detail is, that I can't change the properties of a
customized toolbar (manifest.xsf) at the OnLoad-Event of the document.

I can do using the OnContextChange-Event, but I want it to happen when
the user opens the form.

Thanks for any ideas!
chrizzz - 20 Apr 2005 13:11 GMT
Thanks for your help Greg, but my customized CommandBars
(manifest.xsf) are build after the OnSwitchView-Event.

In detail, I want to set the position, begingroup, rowindex and
left-attribute right after the toolbar has loaded, because I can't set
these attributes in the "manifest.xsf".

Any ideas?

> The view switching event occurs for the first time after OnLoad has =
> completed, and the view has been built. If you set a flag to identify =
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> Thanks for any ideas!
 
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