InfoPath Dev

I don't particularly like the built in phone number regex because it only matches one format. I have a niftly regex handbook with a great one for US phone numbers. Regex = \(?[2-9]\d\d\)?[ -]?[2-9]\d\d-\d{4} This allows for 000-000-0000, (000) 000-0000, and (000)000-0000.  When I make a rule and do a match based on this custom ...

Hi. I have a Infopath 2010 form which I am publishing to SharePoint 2007 site and accessing via browser based form. I have about 100 fields being published from the form into a sharepoint list without issues. Recently I added some new fields on the form but after adding the fields using property promotion to push into the list I receive an error ...

I think you should normalize your schema - all your repeating groups have a lot of fields in common. You could add a field to the single repeating group called "Type" and set it via default values on the repeating table control (you can set a default for items inserted into a particular repeating table / section control). I've ...

Hi - an Id field is not required. It allows qRules to insert the SharePoint List Item ID into the XML to link the XML to the list.

I am wondering how you have the field (ShpId) referenced in the Customer, Orders, and OrderDetails nodes. Is this required for the Submit to SharePoint List qRule to function correctly? Thanks, Jason

I have created my InfoPath Form, and I'm beginning the task of creating my mapping.xml file. I am wondering what would be the best approach for holding the information. Should I create a separate SharePoint List for each repeating section? Looking at my form, and suggestions on things to adjust? Thanks, Jason

Hi Jimmy, Thank you for the sample.  I will try this. However, I'm already stumped by how inserted the extra rows for Tot All Accts: and  Tot 1 Accts:. Can you explain? Thank you very much for the advise. Warren

Ernesto, I got it to work now!  Awesome!  Thank you for the attachment... that really helped me look at ALL the details in the rules and a better understanding (I hope) of the logic in how to properly set them up.  Thank you so much! I will look at the training labs and sample training you ...

I just answered my own question The solution was to use the following formula sum(PreliminaryLineAndGradeAmount) * sum(PreliminaryLineAndGradeHoursUnits)

The most sensible approach here would be to use a repeating structure instead of individual fields.  Please give the attached form a whirl.