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Is it the template that is the problem or the XML? That is, if you try to open the form as a new form to fill out, do you get the error? Or only if you open an existing XML file?
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Well, since you have the basic formula working now, I'd try:
concat(concat(my:Employees_involved_firstrepeating, " " ,my:Employees_involved_lastrepeating), ";") ... etc
So you know -- I haven't actually tested using a concat inside a double eval before, but I can't think of why it wouldn't work.... perhaps ...
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Any blank form? Or just a particular one? What SP are you running? As you can probably tell by all the questions, I'm not sure what might be going wrong here....
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Thanks for attaching a template, I've added a conditional default to your Status field, and attached to this post. See if this helps, okay?
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It seems like you could use a conditional default value (which can be created with substring formulas, described here). But first, do you need to be storing the status value in your form? Or could you just use two expression boxes, one that says "Issues Closed" and one that says "Open Issues", then use conditional formatting to ...
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Hi, and welcome to the forum:
You can use XPathNavigator to get data from your main data source and to set values in your main data source. You sound as if you are code savvy, so here's a link to an MSDN article on Working with XML Data Using the XPathNavigator Class in InfoPath 2007 Form Templates
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Hi -- no custom code on the save event? It sounds like this is happening for more than one form? Does this happen on other machines? or only the specific machine?
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Hi,
Try just using a relative path like:
concat(my:Employees_involved_lastrepeating, ";") ... etc
instead of using the full path to the node. If you look back at the example that uses person and email, you'll see that person is the repeating parent of email....
Oh, and just by posting questions you give back to the community, ...
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Hi, and thanks for trying qRules! For the users where the command doesn't work, can you verify that they are using InfoPath 2007 with at least SP 2 installed?
Thanks!
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Hi:
Here is a link to MSDN documentation on joining strings in a string array with specified separator (String.Join method). Then, instead of using WriteAllLines, you could use the File.WriteAllText method?
So maybe something like:
string [] lines = { A1, B1, C1};
string allLines = String.Join(",", lines, 0, ...