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Start from the section, then re-bind the fields. So, right click the section, change binding, select the repeating section from your new data source. Then after you have done that, you can rebind each field.
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And, sorry, one more clarification - what, in the end, do you want your file names in the library to be?
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I believe you have to use VS 2012.
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Can you explain the two different SharePoint library submit connections? They both seem to submit to the same library but with a different form name?
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Sorry, I don't understand. Given two dates, and wanting to disable something between them, don't you have to compare them to today to know if you are between the two dates?
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Hi - I think you also sent an email to support, but wanted to add here - there is a /timeout parameter you can use in the command. I don't see it in the documentation, so I've made a note to update that in the future. :)
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Attach your form under the options tab in a reply and I'll give you a hand with it.
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Add a field to your data source for the form name - no need to display it on the form. In your submit rules, have a rule that checks if the field is empty. If it is, use your auto number logic to get the next number, and set the new form name field. In your submit connection, use that field for the form name. Make sure your submit connection is ...
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Yup. I've attached a sample showing one approach. I've added rows by default to the repeating group (under Data > Defaults in the ribbon) then logic to show or hide the rows. I use a concat formula with substring functions to handle the serial number - be sure you enter xx-xxxx as the format in the first field when you try this. ...
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That would be great - I'd like to know what caused this if you figure it out. :)