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An id field is only required for updating list items. You do not have to have it. Please go ahead and try creating a new mapping file, so I can take a look at it. Thanks!
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I'm not surprised to see no title, since I can see in your mapping that you've not mapped any form fields to that column. I'm wondering if perhaps the correct column names weren't mapped to for some reason (mapping was created and then some columns were changed or renamed in the list, for example). Could you try creating another ...
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So, there is a new item, with (no title) or some such? You are displaying the columns you've mapped in the view of the list you are looking at?
Can you reply and attach a screenshot of your ShP list (under the Options tab, you can attach a file)?
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Hi -- when you say "none of the fields is properly filled out" but a new item is created, what do you mean? Do you mean there are unexpected values in particular fields? No values?
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I think you may be saving an XML file and not an XSN, which is why you aren't seeing design in the right click menu. Is this form published to a SharePoint Library? If so, under the library's advanced settings you should see the path to the template and a link that says "Edit template" which would allow you to open the template ...
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Check out this, it looks like it may have enough info to get you started... have fun!
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Hey there, Lawson! Here's an article that may help you get started opening a Word document with .NET code.
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Hi!
What do you mean by tally all possible combinations? All of your data is numerical? You can definitely use expression boxes and filtered XPath to get sums, but a lot depends on what you are trying to do. If it is hard to explain, you can always attach your template (under the Options tab) so someone can help out....
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Hi:
This blog post is for VSTA, but some things will work the same in Visual Studio (i.e., setting break points, etc). Here is another article on debugging in Visual Studio 2005. Hopefully these will help get you started.
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Hi -- I'm curious why you would want to do this? I imagine it could be done -- you'd need to modify the schema file for the form, and then any rules and conditional formatting and field references in views would also have to be changed -- it may actually be easier to start all over with a new form based on an XSD schema that has the ...