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One way of solving this problem is to use GUID's instead of incrementing the max record number in the primary key of the database by 1. A GUID is always unique. Shanthi InfoPathDev India

Did this problem get solved? If not, can you paste your code in here. This code is being run onClick of a button correct? Shanthi InfoPathDev India

Here is the problem. Include a Repeating Section control in my form, containing a Button and a Text Box. At runtime, user inserts more than 1 items. How do we know which Button was clicked so we can get to the Text Box#%92s value? For this i tried on button click: function CTRL1_5::OnClick(eventObj) { // Write your code here ...

Can you give us the xml file that is being used in the solution and which field you are trying to bind to the dropdown? Shanthi InfoPathDev India

You should be able to use to the OnContextChange Event to get similar behavior as the onFocus event. I hope this helps. Shanthi InfoPathDev India

The one difference that i can see for these two calls is that for the email adapter you have a choice while creating the data connection whether you want to send the form as an attachment or not, but as part of ShowMailItem the form will always be sent as an attachment.

You can use something like this is your custom code right before closing the window. DAVAdapter oSharePoint = (DAVAdapter)thisXDocument.DataAdapters[''SharepointSubmit'']; oSharePoint.FileName = sSharePointFileName; Shanthi InfoPathDev India

I'm interested in automating InfoPath builds. Has anyone done this and would care to share? Specifically, which files compose the .dll? What's the best way to automate the packaging of a cab file? Any quirks with storing the code in VSS? And what's the best way to automate the publishing of the files to SharePoint? (ftp?) Thanks in advance!

I use the following XPath script and get ''''my:WhenIfDate'' does not point to a valid location path of a field or group.'' I am trying to calculate only found records in a query. When I don't try and filter the math goes off without a hitch. sum(d:Sick_Trans/@UnitsReceived[d:Sick_Trans/@TransactionDate < ../../my:WhenIfDate])