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Well - a filler form as I read you can't use the custom task pane in a web browser form.
One thing I am thinking (but can't find out how) is can I have the Project Loaction for the code be placed on the SharePoint site? If so, how do I reference that path in the location section? It's a thought, but I think that is where I am ...
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I find getting code to format nicely on the forum a real challenge. I usually use the indent button to give me a block quote and then (please don't laugh) paste my code from Visual Studio into a rich text box in InfoPath and then from there into Word and then into my forum post. Ridiculous, right? I think attaching a text file is a much better ...
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I guess my first question would be - is your calculated column displaying the value you anticipate?
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As long as the user has access to the site. You could publish it as a content type, too, if you don't want a form library created. Are you intending this be used a browser or a filler form?
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...I'm not sure why this was posted twice. I have figured it out. The thread I was working from was:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/28802/98827.aspx#98827
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So - are you submitting the Employee ID to the Exceptions table from your form? Or are you maybe submitting the name?
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I'm not sure if this can be done OOB - have you seen this?
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The problem is that InfoPath doesn't offer any way out of the box to add rows to a repeating table. You either need to use code (or qRules) - if you don't need to save the data, you could just display the relevant rows from your secondary data source?
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Hi - the issue is that the submitted data won't include anything from the secondary data sources. It would have to be copied into the main data source some how. Then, for repeating data, you'd have to promote each field as "merged". Given that, look around for "double eval" formulas - you could add some main data source ...