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Many thanks Gennady!
Agree on the advice to avoid coding where possible; I've managed to utilise an elaborate formula to apply a rule / data validation combo to force users to only select a Friday on a date-picker. Link below for anyone else with the same requirement ...
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Hi:
The error indicates the pageUrl parameter of the query was not set (or was not set to an existing / correct url) prior to the query being executed. What are you setting that query parameter to?
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[quote user="APMOB"]I'm new to coding in InfoPath (does it use C / C++?...)[/quote]
It can use C# 2.0 (aka 2005) or VB.NEt (Visual Basic.NET) 2.0 (aka 2005).
You will find how to enter into coding under Developer tab on ribbon in Infopath Designer 2010
Somewhen before 2010 it was using JScript , in 2003, not sure abt 2007. ...
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Oh, so I should start creating my form after creating my table to have the built-in submit button...
Im going to try this to see what happens. I let you know when it works, guys!
Thanks a lot
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I setup the Check Out/Check UDC based on the tool that i purchased from Qdabra..... but i get this error and I do not know what it means:
The query cannot be run for the following DataObject: CheckOutFile
InfoPath cannot run the specified query.
The SOAP response indicates that an error occurred on the server:
Exception of type ...
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Hard to tell what may have changed - but you could use a substring function to just return the date portion (before the T) and use that in your formatting.... That might be safer. Don't worry about the question being confusing - it can be hard to know what to include.
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It appears I was using Conditional Formatting and I am only displaying rows based on a field computed off a date. The real issue is dates are now including a time zone designation which breaks my condition.
Old format 2012-11-16T00:00:00
New format 2012-11-16T00:00:00-05:00
At the moment, I am not sure if something ...
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When you say "filtered" - do you mean using the filter option on a repeating table? I actually won't use that because I found it caused problems in browser forms sometimes, but had never bother to track down when the issues occurred. I use conditional formatting to hide rows instead.
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And just to clairfy a little further - to use the built-in submit, you'll want to base the InfoPath form off the table. So when you go to create the new form, select the Database option.
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I have made some changes to the existing Infopath forms and uploaded the new forms to Sharepoint. The fields (status, project name, etc.) are supposed to populate in the existing columns of the Sharepoint site. However, this data is creating duplicate columns with the same name. Any ideas on how to fix this? I tried different options while ...