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Re: Problem using "matches pattern" as a filter

rcant — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 13:38:06 GMT

did you find a solution to this issue?

i have a similar situation

If setup Conditional Formatttion using any letter \p{L} -- it ends up falining -- ie. field1 matches pattern \d\d-\p{L} (then hide a section)

test it in preview and workd fine!

However, Then in design mode i switch views then go back to that conditional formatting -- it reads: field1 matches pattern invalid pattern

now the formatting obviously fails

apparently there is a bug of sorts when using \p{L} in condition formatting

has anyone seen this or know of a work around??

Re: Problem using "matches pattern" as a filter

pcapsey — Wed, 24 May 2006 10:58:21 GMT

Hi,

I think I've found out why I'm getting the above error message.

When I set up the filter, I use the pattern \p{L}, which translates as any letter. This gives the filter shown in my original message, namely:

Document_Revision does not match pattern Custom Pattern A

When I preview the form I get the error message.

When I look at the filter, the condition has changed to:

Document_Revision does not match pattern Custom Pattern: Invalid Pattern

When I check the pattern, it has changed to \p, which is invalid.

It doesn't happen every time I preview the form, and I haven't been able to identify the action that triggers the change to the filter pattern - not that the filter pattern should change at all. It happens using both filters and conditional formatting on repeating tables.

Regards,

Pete

Problem using "matches pattern" as a filter

pcapsey — Tue, 23 May 2006 14:09:04 GMT

Hi all,

I've come across a problem with using the condition "does not match pattern" or "matches pattern" in a filter on a repeating table when switching views.

I have an initial view, from which the user selects the criteria to query the database. In this case it is a document number, selected from a dropdown list. Once the user has selected the document number and clicked the Query button, the form opens a second view with a repeating table. This table displays all documents that have the selected document number assigned to them.

I want to filter these documents so that a subset is displayed. I go into Repeating Table Properties > Display > Filter Data, and add the following filter:

Document_Revision does not match pattern Custom Pattern A

This should display any document that does not have the revision field set to a single alphabetic character. When I open the form, I get the following error message:

"InfoPath cannot open the following view: PF_CDM_Summary
The XSL transform for the View XSL failed.

InfoPath
InfoPath has encountered an error. The operation failed.
A script error occurred.

The following call failed: Ut...

Error occurred during a call to property or method 'Match'."

I don't have any custom scripts in the form. I got the same error when I tried to display an expression box to count the number of records displayed, with a similar filter as part of the Count function.

I'm not sure if this is a bug in InfoPath or a problem with my form. I've achieved the required functionality by going into Repeating Table Properties > Conditional Formatting and using the same filter, which suggests to me it's a bug!

I Googled the error and only got one hit, and that didn't have a solution. I'm using InfoPath 2003 SP2 with an Access 2003 database and Windows 2000 Professional SP4.

Regards,

Pete