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Yeah tha't my bad. I think when I started to bring the formul over I messed up ( vs. [ and just assumed you meant , for the vertical line thing. It works though thanks for your patience!
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If you try to modify a repeating table's values from outside the repeating table, you're going to run into issues like this. The rules have to be on fields inside the table. To accomplish this, you can add a non-displayed field in the repeating group called my:Reprocess, and give that rules to update its own row as ...
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What you have there is considerably different from what I posted. Where I had this:(fieldA | fieldB | fieldC | fieldD | fieldE)[. != '']you have this:fieldA, fieldB, fieldC, fieldD, fieldE, (. != '')notice the difference?
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I've never tried setting up a submit connection that way, but I'm guessing that based on your description of the problem, you'll need to submit the node above the repeating group. Of course, your web service would need to be able to accommodate that.
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When I do this:
translate(eval(eval(fieldA, fieldB, fieldC, fieldD, fieldE, (. != ''), "concat(. , '#')"), ".."), "#", linebreak)
I get this error: Invalid number of parameters. Error occurred during a call to property or method 'Eval'.
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Could you paste the exact formula you're using?
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[quote user="Patrick Halstead"]If the users can see the SharePoint site, then they have HTML browsers[/quote]
Not sure if I understood correctly what is HTML browser...
I've never seen any computer in my life without HTML browsers
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I get an expected value type: end-of-string error at this point --> , '..'), '#', ...
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I have a web service setup for a browser enabled InfoPath form and I'm able to pull data from the web service. However, when submitting data back to the web service the InfoPath form is only sending the 1st record. I verified it's a problem with the form by using Fiddler. In my data connection for submitting the form I have, for the ...
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I was able to get this working. Had to create a new "Web Service" form.