microsoft infopath
microsoft infopath
Can we integrate microsoft infopath forms with opendental. Say i have a form in infopath and i want to see a tab that link's to this form in my chart module, What is the best way to do that? Thanks.
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If you're talking about a template, then you can put that path into a Program Link and make it show in the toolbar. If you're talking about a filled-out form, then you could put in in that patient's AtoZ folder.
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Thanks, it's done. As the form would be filled when we open a particular patient, Could we make the form save in patient's folder as we click on save button after filling the form. Now i have to go the long way of save as-my computer- C drive- open dental images- pt's folder- save.
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It would be easier to import from the patient's images module. Just save the document normally, then go to the patient's images module and click the import icon.
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If InfoPath allows VB coding in macros, then you can do all sorts of things like that. You would pass in the PatNum on the command line when opening, and the macro could save it in the appropriate patient folder.
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I think we can, below is what i had found in help. But novice to programming, i prefer not to alter anything in form. Does it shows we can???
Microsoft Script Editor Help
By adding script to a form, you can add functions that automate and extend the functionality of the form. Microsoft Script Editor (MSE) enables you to develop script for a form and supports several scripting languages, including Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) and JScript.
HideOpen MSE Help
In design mode, create a new, blank form or open an existing form.
On the Tools menu, point to Programming, and then click Microsoft Script Editor.
The MSE program starts.
On the Help menu in MSE, click Microsoft Script Editor Help.
The following table describes the sets of documentation in MSE Help that are relevant to developing forms.
Resource Description
Microsoft Script Editor Help Information about using MSE, including how to customize the program, as well as techniques for developing and debugging script.
Microsoft XML (MSXML) 5.0 SDK Information about using Extensible Markup Language, the XML Document Object Model (DOM), XML Schemas, XSL Transformation (XSLT), and XPath. It also includes various developer guides and language references that discuss each of these XML-based technologies.
JScript Reference Information about using JScript, including a language reference and tutorial.
VBScript Reference Information about using VBScript, including a language reference and tutorial.[/
Microsoft Script Editor Help
By adding script to a form, you can add functions that automate and extend the functionality of the form. Microsoft Script Editor (MSE) enables you to develop script for a form and supports several scripting languages, including Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) and JScript.
HideOpen MSE Help
In design mode, create a new, blank form or open an existing form.
On the Tools menu, point to Programming, and then click Microsoft Script Editor.
The MSE program starts.
On the Help menu in MSE, click Microsoft Script Editor Help.
The following table describes the sets of documentation in MSE Help that are relevant to developing forms.
Resource Description
Microsoft Script Editor Help Information about using MSE, including how to customize the program, as well as techniques for developing and debugging script.
Microsoft XML (MSXML) 5.0 SDK Information about using Extensible Markup Language, the XML Document Object Model (DOM), XML Schemas, XSL Transformation (XSLT), and XPath. It also includes various developer guides and language references that discuss each of these XML-based technologies.
JScript Reference Information about using JScript, including a language reference and tutorial.
VBScript Reference Information about using VBScript, including a language reference and tutorial.[/
Re: microsoft infopath
I have found a new help page that explains the connection wizard, but before tempring with database would like to know the fields to be selected in each pop up box during the data connection...
Link for the page is:
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/sol ... 03/5618641
*** As we are using SQL server, please Read fig. I before fig.A.
Anyone lay out the steps as a lot of new options for customised forms will open up with this. Thanks and regards.
Link for the page is:
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/sol ... 03/5618641
*** As we are using SQL server, please Read fig. I before fig.A.
Anyone lay out the steps as a lot of new options for customised forms will open up with this. Thanks and regards.
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This sounds kind of interesting. Can someone explain what infopath is and what it can do for us with regard to OD?
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I do not believe it will help you.
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