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Did you map your repeating group (probably my:item) to the child table? Can you attach a screen shot of your mapping (in your reply, under the options tab, there is a place to attach a file...)
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I guess, just to continue down the path of troubleshooting, have you tried to create a new (simple) form off the same data table? See what happens with a new template? What about different machines? Same issue on all machines?
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Does the error have any additional detail? Does this occur when opening in the browser? Have you tried opening the published form in the client to see what happens?
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You are right. This rule is not firing. I tried placing the rule on some other nodes in the same group, still nothing. I tried placing the rule on the Person group, nothing. However, when I placed the rule on the Source group, it fired.
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Hi, Dave:
What does the final web service do? Return a new data set based on the selected employees? What does it take for parameters? Do you have to query it for each employee name (if it is, indeed, returning data)?
If you are returning a list from a web service, you could use it as a data source for a multi select list box (bound to a ...
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You can disable that in the Tools / Form Options...
I wonder.... is you desire to modify the save dialog based off wanting to specify your file name? Why not instead of all this, just add a Submit data connection to SharePoint (the library where you have the template published) and then you can use a formula to create the name for the new form in ...
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If you want to hide a text box, you can put conditional formatting on it. For the first drop down, select The expression. In the text box after that drop down, clear out any content and type the number 1. Then select 'Hide this control'. This will always evaluate to true, thus the control will always hide.
One thing people sometimes ...
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Odd, odd, odd. And in SQL, if you run a query that joins those tables the same way you do in the form, what happens? As far as I know you shouldn't see an issue because you don't have keys defined, but it probably wouldn't hurt anything to add them and see if there is a difference.
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I'm officially confused.
I had thought you were saying:
Data from SQL is brought into the form via a secondary data connection and displayed in my form
I want users to select rows from this secondary data connection and do something with them
It sounds like what you mean is:
There is a repeating node in my main data source for my ...
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Here's the template I was messing with, just in case you have trouble. When I try to publish it, I don't get the warning.