InfoPath Dev

You missed my change to the concat piece of the formula: 'concat(d:Drawing_No, ";")'), "..")

So - I can see the certificates I use for form signing show the same message on View Certificate (probably because they are personal certificates). Since you can select the certificate in Advanced form options, it seems like it must be installed on your machine, but the errors from InfoPath indicate otherwise. I'd be happy to email you a cert ...

Thank you very much Hilary! One more little problem is all values from table is setting to field. I need only Drawing_no field to be there (marked with yellow). I don't need a cable tag to be ...

BTW, I'm using Infopath 2010. The problem isn't opening the form, the problem is trying to save or publish it. I get the same message in either case. I always make a copy of the current form (with a different name) that I make updates to and when finished, publish that using the current form's name and location. So when I look in ...

So, you are selecting the cert in the form's trust options, then republishing? And then what happens, the form still won't open? You may need to update the template in your cache or remove it - you can do that by opening InfoPath Filler, go to the New menu, right click the template and get updates or remove....

I've attached a sample - right click and save locally, right click, select design and preview. Add some rows to the repeating table, and set some of the fields to the same value. For your formula, I'd try: ...

Hi, I've had a form that I have been using for many years. I was making some updates and when I tried to save it I got a message that the Cert is not available or invalid. I thought I had the original steps I used to create and apply the Cert, but unfortunately, I cannot find them. I think I used some of the steps from Mel Balsamo's ...

Hi, Please share a technique to get a unique values from rom repeating table (secondary data source) With this rule I getting all values from table: xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Electrical_requisiton_Drawings")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Drawing_No, 'concat(., ";")'), ...

That's the one that has worked for me with InfoPath 2013 and Office MFA - I also need it for SharePoint Designer for clients that use MFA. Hopefully it will work for you. :)

Oh yeah, I've been to several forums detailing registry changes like that; I'll give this one a shot as well, but I was not successful before :( Thanks for everything