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So, when you try to open the manifest, you get an error -- no details on that error? Or were you trying to design the manifest? Sometimes I get better error messages if I open a form rather than design it.
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If TempRequestDate is a field in your repeating group, then I'd think you'd want to use e.Site to get the current row, and relative XPaths for your node selections. Like this (if your repeating group is Definition): public void TempRequestDate_attr_Changed(object sender, XmlEventArgs e)
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Hey there -- qRules can do this for you (and more). Even better, you can download a free trial to give it a whirl. The current trial expires 12/15/2010, but if that doesn't provide you with adequate time give it a try, you can email me through the forum and I can get you squared away with an extension.
What you'd need from qRules is the ...
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Hi, Mike:
Add a filter when you select each field in the formula editor. Your filter would be something like "field1 is not equal to n/a". Your formula will then look like:
field1[. != "n/a"] + field2[. != "n/a"] + field3[. != "n/a"] + field4[. != "n/a"] + field5[. != "n/a"] + ...
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Do you have one machine that is Windows 7? Or more than one? Does it fail on all Windows 7 machines? For all users? Sorry -- as you can tell, I don't know what is causing this, just trying to help you brainstorm solutions.
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Hi:
I believe this is due to your data source that you are copying from containing a Choice section.
You may have to take an alternative approach, using the Insert command to insert the correct number of new sections into your main data source, then using a counter and rules to copy over your data. Here's a post by Jo-Anne explaining this ...
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You are using a form data connection, so it shouldn't require full trust. What happens on your local machine if instead of Design / Preview, you simply open the form? Instead of opening from SharePoint?
Is your SharePoint site in your local intranet? (I'm trying to think of things that may be different between your XP machine and your ...
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So, it may be easier to drag that secondary data connection onto your form (so you have a repeating table showing what's in it) to see how many items you have. Then, can you try ungrouping to see if you get all items back? I don't think grouping could cause this.... but SharePoint continually finds ways to surprise me.
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Does the sample form I attached work for you?
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Are you using IP data connections in your code? Or some other approach? What is the trust level on the form?