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Sounds like you deleted more than you should have, like removing an </xsf:view> while the opening <xsf:view> remained. You may want to try again, but be careful to only remove entire nodes from the manifest. What was the error you were getting before you modified it?
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I'm also uploading a copy of your form with the changes in it. Remember to update the concat() formula to include your project name.
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Hello Stacie,
I'm using the concat() formula in the second action of the Set Values rule on the button (see attached image).
If all of the requisite values are already in your main data source, there isn't even any need to create a secondary data source to hold them. You can just set up the concat() formula to pull the ...
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I have responded to g21cincy's question in:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/14724/52364.aspx#52364
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It's possible to do this without code, but it would require that these first and last names be in a repeating group instead of 10 separate fields. Is there a reason you're not using a repeating group for this?
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Shouldn't you be using the user alias and not the display name for querying GetUserInfo? Unless I'm missing something about that detail.
You can also try displaying the results of GetUserInfo in a view of your form so you can see what kind of data is coming back.
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Here's the same form, saved as an InfoPath 2003 form.
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Yes, it should work that way. Feel free to try it out.
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I can try to explain how it works if you really need to know, but that formula should work just the way it is without any modification.
But on second thought, the mod 12 part is unnecessary. This should work just as well:(substring(xdDate:Today(), 6, 2) - 1) + (substring(xdDate:Today(), 6, 2) = 1) * 12
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That certainly is puzzling. Would you mind putting up an example of one of these XML files on here so someone could look at it?