InfoPath Dev

Here is the one I was thinking of. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5646/21172.aspx#21172 The attached VBscript calculates 90 days in advance but should be easy to tweek. Lots of examples and documentation on DateDiff function itself.

I believe it is possible.  I have seen posts by people that supposedly have.  I beleive it requires submitting the form and then having another routine which moves the XML file to the destination you want. This code could be in InfoPath of a seperate routine which is triggered by a new file. I have used "DirectoryWatcher", I ...

Hi Catherine. We have localization in several of our form solutions. I am not the expert or the one who coded it but I tell you what I know. All of the form labels, titles, non-field text is kept in a seperate XML file. One for each language. Then as the language is changed this source XML file is switched. Then all text is displayed with ...

If you have 2007 there is a function for adding days, I believe you can add a negative number for subtraction. With 2003 you have to use script or code.  Search on DateDiff, which is the VBscript method, and you will find multiple examples here with sample script.

Hi Chris. You can do this but it would require code to start and configure the email, code to extract each attachment from the form, and then attach each one to the email. This would require a full trust form.

What I typically do is add a flag field to my repeating data. Set the flag empty or it could be a boolean and false. Since your button is bound with each row a set field action when it is selected will set the flag to a value for the current row. Then you can use the filter [flag=true] whenever you want to reference that row from outside ...

Your problem is still in Access. Did I mention I don't like Access? :) The fields are not formatted right, and therefore when you run the data connection in InfoPath it does not handle them right either. Open your table in design mode. Click on the first weight field and see the format entry of fixed I put in. Also notice how when you view ...

Yes, you could create a text field in your data source, which was not in your views.  When they select a book it would set field value concat(hiddenfield, ", ", selectionfield) The problem is that when they want to remove one or change the order it gets dicy but that maybe would suffice. If your users like your stuff then ...

You sure you do not have a default set or something?  They typically will start blank. Then you select from the drop down. The field should be blank initially unless you are setting it from somewhere or have a default.  This can get corrupted and if you export your source files you can check the view.xsl. I saw a post recently with ...

Hi Tom. So you have repeating data per form you are trying to promote to SharePoint? If this is the case then yes that is not possible.  All promoted data must be flat. I have still not found a scenario where merge is the answer. If you are trying to do analysis or something you need to have your data aggregated in a database. Merging and ...