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So it sounds like you want to reference a field from the previous row in your repeating group. Is that correct? If so, you could use ../preceding-sibling::my:row[1]/my:field
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I believe that there is a query parameter Query for owssvr.dll, and that if you use Query=* (that's an asterisk), owssvr.dll will return all available columns. Could you give that a try?
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Is the site where you are opening the InfoPath form from in your Local Intranet or Trusted sites?
- Jim
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One thing to note is that if you're using a boolean field, InfoPath will present you with the options of TRUE, FALSE, 1, and 0 when you select default values or set up conditions, but the actual values are true, false, 1, and 0. It's a little misleading. So I suspect that even though you've selected TRUE for the checked ...
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Could you clarify what you mean by "referenced fields"? I'm not familiar with that term.
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Using an XPath expression to select between two or more values can usually get a bit messy. In this case, this should work:
substring(userName(), string-length(substring-before(userName(), "\")) + 2 * contains(userName(), "\"), 100)
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I think the best way to validate in this scenario is that enforce that Document Issue Date is non-blank, and that Document Expiration Date is greater than Issue Date. That way you don't have a two-way validation situation.
Cheers
- Jim
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Can you provide more details on your custom validation?
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I haven't run into this particular error, but what kind of datatypes do the web method's parameters have?
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We typically do not recommend using DB connections for the main data source, as this imposes limitations on the layout of the main data source and limits the form in other ways as well.
What we recommend is to query the database through a webservice using a secondary data source. We have developed a generic webservice (QueryDB, part ...