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Most likely there's an issue with one of the XPaths you're using. Have you tried walking the code in the debugger to see where the error is happening?
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Hello again,
I apologize. For some reason, I didn't get an e-mail notification of your e-mail from 3 days ago and just now got a notification of your most recent e-mail.
There are a few points that are still unclear to me, but I think I have enough to go on.
The XPath formula to get at the corresponding field value for the group ...
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You can use use controls bound to the secondary source, or rules to copy the parameter values from your main data source to the secondary source, and then another rule action to carry out the query. Piece of cake!
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Hello Niels,
Thank you for providing that information in such a neatly laid-out fashion, but I need a little more information to answer your question.
Could you provide a screenshot of your datasource that includes:
The root node of the data source (the node at the very top)
The field where you're storing the latest date
The ...
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The form's Default Values dialog should allow you to do this.
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Have a look at the repeating table's properties.
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Welcome,
Is this question related to InfoPath in some way?
The error appears to be occurring in a module called Bravo.Data.Spring. Is that internal software belonging to your organization? If so, perhaps you could consult the person who created it.
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Could you attach a screenshot of your data source's layout?
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Is there a reason you're trying to access the value using code?
Perhaps this thread will prove helpful:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/15194/53864.aspx#53864