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If a control is not in a repeating section and is bound to a field in a repeating group in the data source, you may see this message. You may also see it if you try to bind a control to secondary data source field (even if it is repeating) when the control is on the form in a section that is NOT bound to the same secondary data source.....
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First off, nice looking form! Second off, you are not crazy -- I am seeing exactly the same thing on my machine. I started a new blank form for comparison and added two optional section, making the ability to add / remove one dependent upon the presence of the other (like you have in your form) and it worked beautifully. On your form, I added some ...
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Hi, and welcome:
Can you post your form (when you reply to a post, under the Options tab you'll find a place to upload a file)? If not, can you give us more information about what the condition is for the conditional formatting? This happens no matter what the change -- like even adding a button?
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I'd bet that since you are using assignedTo to create your relationship to another table for which it is the primary key, IP is undoing your changes. The primary key and foreign keys are what IP uses to identify records in the database and tells it which one to modify based on your form changes.
Do you need to have these tables related in ...
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Currently the command does not have the functionality to copy the attachment. But I think that is a good idea, and I'll put in a feature request for it.
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Hi -- I've been able to use qRules on forms w/ SQL submit -- is this related to the existing issue w/ 64-bit machines?
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We've got a sample form here that shows how to use preceding-sibling to do this for the main data source. The main difference in your requirements are:
You are using a secondary data source, and
You need to add a filter to the field selection
So, with those items in mind, I've created another sample, located here. My sample ...
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Please see this great blog post by Matt Faus. It should head you down the right path for this.... Another good tutorial is located here.
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Are you using IP 2007? You can create a template part, then use the same one in multiple forms. More info at Office Online here.....
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We have a free product called qRules that has that functionality, so you wouldn't have to code. Download is available here. If you are using IP 2007, you can use VSTA with InfoPath and write C# or VB.Net code as well.....