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Hi Djj66,
Not sure, but you are using FormatDateTime and you said the element was a Date not a DateTime. If you change it to DateTime does that change your mileage?
Just wondering...
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Hi Harish,
I am not sure I understand what your InfoPath form looks like.
If each form just has a single task, start date, name, description, date, hours, etc. ... and no repeating table or section. You can just promote the fields to SharePoint (in the InfoPath Designer go to Tools->Form Options->Promoted Properties). Publish the XSN to ...
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Are you trying to aggregate the timesheets into a view on SharePoint? You can use SharePoint Designer and the Data View web part to aggregate repeating data from multiple time sheets. But first, you'll need to submit your data to a database.
You can also use Excel Services to pull the data and pivot on individuals or timesheet ...
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Our free qRules 1.7 (due out this week) will have a Date Diff function for doing this. So you don't have to write any code.
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Our free qRules 1.6 provides this support. You inject the plugin into your form (InfoPath 2007 only) and then you can call a command to convert a file attachment into a link. This takes the file attachment and saves it to SharePoint and replaces it with a new link. If your file already lives on some Web Server like SharePoint, the other option ...
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Was it forgetting the function parentheses? I.e. [username=CurrentUser()]
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have you looked at Greg's examples on position()? http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry277.aspx
You should also search for "axis" and read Greg's blog on that if the link above doesn't help elucidate.
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Add a dropdown list box and set values in it for each year. This is easier than using datepicker since users can more quickly find the year they want. They don't have to page through the months in a year.
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Well, Full Trust is a bad practice because it increases cost to your users - you either have to sign the form and the users have to accept a digital certificate for it (or server admin has to configure Certificate Authority), or you need to create a local install of your form. Both ways are extra cost. Like Hilary said you shouldn't have to do ...
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In general, we don't debug other sites examples... :)
Have you looked at Greg's example - http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry277.aspx?
It may be somewhat related. My guess is that your xpath is bad.