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So are you saying that this is code that was already working fine but stopped working when you opened the form in 2010? Or is this a portion that you recently modified? JScript isn't a language that's available in 2010, but if what you mean is that you're opening 2003 forms with JScript in 2010, then I don't think there ...
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2010 ShP list/library data connections support filtering out of he box. Just add a rule to set he query data field and run the query.
You'll want to convert or remove the code to get browser support in 2010. We could probably do his for you and I'm guessing it wouldn't be hugely time consuming.
BTW, Greg has decided to become a ...
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I'm using jscript because this is what we used when we were in a 2003 environment. I couldn't change the code now as there's just far too much of it and the other 3000+ lines of code work fine. The only problem seems to be extracting the data from the sp list.
Thanks.
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Are you trying to use VB.NET or C# code?
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Thanks, We have dropped that idea and used in two seperate list boxes to display it.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Thanks, But I have tried using Today and now are working if update a sharepoint list item. Otherwise it is displaying the old date and time.
So What i have done is I have written a C# web service and deploy it in Sharepoint and make use of the web service in infopath to display the current date / time.
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how do we add drop downs dynamically under repeating table.Number of drop downs are not fixed inside the repeating table.Is this possible to achieve without code i.e using builtin features of infopath.
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I've just reproduced it
Tried to find a workaround, for example through "outsourcing" part of code of switching views through rules instead of through custom code and this also did not work.
To me it looks like a bug, gonna ask in msdn forum and post here a link
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ill ask on monday, ill keep u posted.
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Well, it is a compiled DLL in the form - you need the code source files. Do you know who originally developed the form? That's where I'd start.