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You need to find the line of code that is throwing the error -- not such an easy feat in a browser form. Theortically, you can use Visual Studio and attach to process for this -- in practice, I've never been successful with that approach.
So, I do one of two things:Comment all the code out except the first line. Publish and open in the ...
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Hi -- you can add validation to both the Start and the End date fields. Right click on the field in the data source task pane and select properties. Under the Validation tab (if you are using IP 2010, I think this may be under rules, so you'll need to click the Manage Rules button for the field instead of the properties) you can add validation ...
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Hi -- I didn't see the OpenIn parameter in your URL? Check out this MSDN How to, and look for the OpenIn parameter....
EDIT: Reading futher, I see that specifying the Source should cause the form to open in the browser, so it may not be the missing "OpenIn" -- what is the error you get?
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Greg Collins showed me that shortly after I started with Qdabra. I was AMAZED.... had never managed to find that feature on my own, now I use it all the time.
Another little thing a lot of us don't find on our own with repeating tables -- in the properties for the repeating table, you can actually adjust the default for groups that are ...
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In design mode, highlight the hyperlink control and right click for the context menu. Edit the hyperlink control to use the field that contains the URL you want to open, or add the URL manually.
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Is there any additional error? Do you have access to the SharePoint logs, or do you have someone you work with who does, in case there is more info in the logs?
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If you look in the Default Values (for IP 2007, I think it is under Tools / Default values, for 2010 under the Data tab) you can deselect nodes you don't want included when a new form is created....then you don't have any in your repeating table when you create a new form. Does that help?
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If it is based off your database, usually the issue is that the db is set to not allow null. Is that the case here?
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Hi, Howard:
Is this form based off a database? Or is it from scratch? Or something else?
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Hi -- I added an expression box on your Summary view that counts SI_ fields where Compliance_Status = "No". The XPath looks like:
count(dfs:dataFields/d:CSAR/@SI_[../@Compliance_Status = "No"])
So you know, XPath is case sensitive, and "No" is not the same as "NO" or "no" of "nO". ...