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Is there a particular reason you want to use Visual Studio 2008 as opposed to VSTA? I have used InfoPath 2007 with VS 2005, and InfoPath 2010 with VSTA (InfoPath 2010 is only compatible with VSTA), but I vaguely recall hearing about compatibility issues between InfoPath and VS 2008.
Would VSTA be a potential option for you? I've found ...
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If you open the text box for the date in Form B, it should have some formatting options to allow you to display the date in a particular date format. You could also display it in a Calculated Value box, which has similar formatting options.
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Hi InfoPathBeginner,
I do not have a lot experience with list forms, but I believe it should work even with them. Have you been experiencing an issue trying to get it to work?
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Try using EQ_NAME for the left side of the comparison (using the Select field or group... option) and with the field selection dialog still open, change the Select: dropdown to All occurrances of EQ_NAME. Then use are not equal to for the comparison and select field1 for the right side.
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Hello supermanKelz,
Could you attach a screenshot of the relevant data source(s) involved in this formula, and paste the entire actual formula you've been trying (with the Edit XPath box checked), and explain what the specific issue you're encountering is (error message, etc.)?
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Could you attach a screenshot of your SharePoint data source? It may be the case that the ID has a namespace and would instead be something like d:ID, or possibly the capitalization is different.
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Could you clarify what you mean by "orphaned fields?" Are you referring to controls that were previously bound to the removed data sources, or something else?
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Where is this code located:EventManager.XmlEvents["/my:myFields"].Changed += new XmlChangedEventHandler(myFields_Changed);Is it in the place where InfoPath automatically creates lines like this, or have you put it somewhere else? Could you show us the full content of your myFields_Changed event handler? Perhaps there is another way ...
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If the field is equal to B and C, should it still submit to Sub1? To Sub2? To both?
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Hello Tony,
As Patrick alluded, after much trial and error Hilary and I have mostly found our stride using InfoPath with source control. I believe I've seen the video you referred to, and though it provided some good information, I disagreed with quite a bit of it (particularly the part about merging simultaneous changes from ...