InfoPath Dev

I think you are talking about promoted properties. When you add new fields and republish, are you modifying any promoted properties? That is, during the publication process, are you selecting any new fields for promotion? Have you tried relinking the existing xml forms -- I think in MOSS, you'll find that in the Views drop down for your ...

Does this happen when you update the template in a specific library? Or if you try to publish to a new library (thus creating a library at the time of publication)? Any problems creating new SharePoint libraries?

You'll need to figure out the XPath to the date field in your form and replace the XPath in the below sample with that: Dim dateNode Set dateNode = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:dateField") Will get you the xml node. Then, to get the text: dateNode.text So, you could modify what you have to look ...

I don't believe you are running into an InfoPath limitation. I put together a quick sample based on my interpretation of what you are trying to do -- it seemed to work correctly to me (then again, I'm not terribly 'math-y', so I may be imagining that). Right click the link in the header of this post and use Save As to save the xsn ...

Do you mind attaching what you have thus far to a reply? Under the Options tab, you can attach a file. It may help others understand a bit better what you are trying to do, and help you without having to create a sample form.

Ah, for repeating, you'll need to use the current() function in your XPath. Please see the modified attached sample....

Hi -- Add an expression box. For the value, use the secondary data source that provides the values to your Gender drop down list. Add a filter, so that Gender ID in your secondary drop down list is equal to the field in your main data source that is bound to the drop down fed by your secondary data source. Samples speak louder than words, so see ...

Hi -- that is kind of the point of Master/Detail -- to be able to select a single row in a master table and display more info about that row in a deatil section. Perhaps you just want a plain repeating table or section?

So this kind of takes us back to my first thought -- modify your data source to contain an additional field you can use for your 'selected' checkbox. Did you create the web service?

You'll want to select the my:item group for the node path for your child table, ExpenseReportItems. Then, the node paths for the mapped fields in the child table will change, so reslect those to update them.