InfoPath Dev

How about something like this:translate(eval(eval((fieldA | fieldB | fieldC | fieldD | fieldE)[. != ''], 'concat(., "#")'), '..'), '#', linebreak) 

Hi Sorry if this is elsewhere on here but I couldn't find any mention of it. I have been creating a form using the SharePoint List Template. I have now been told that I need to include a repeating table but I don't have a control available to me. Is there any way I can add this or am I going to have to use a different template and start ...

For the sake of simplifying my form I have a form that culminates in the user clicking a button that dispalys a informational popup. The popup displays field A, field B, field C, field D, field E from the formula concat(fieldA, linebreak, fieldB, linebreak, fieldC, linebreak, fieldD, linebreak, fieldE). This works perfectly when all of the ...

Thanks that worked perfectly. Geoff

In Windows forms there is a method to perform a button click called PerformClick() described by msdn article here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hkkb40tf(VS.90).aspx This didn't work in Infopath 2007 for me. I set it up like the example in the article referencing the Infopath button control ID like ...

Forgive me if this is not an InfoPath error. We have one user at my company that when he clicks to open the XML file it will display a "File Downloading" message and after 1-2 minutes the form will finally load in InfoPath. If you hit CANCEL as soon as you see the downloading message the form will open right away. This form has been ...

If any of them have any Office 2007 components, check for SP3 for Office 2007.  It was the culprit in my case and a 2010 SP may have a similar effect.  Something to check, anyway.

I have an InfoPath database form that is retreiving data from a web service and by default, it's in a repeating section.  How do I enable the ability to add a new record; right now the repeating section isn't showing when I preview the form.  In regular InfoPath forms, when submitting to SharePoint, the repeating sections ...

Here's a walkthrough on using SubmitToSharePointList. One thing to note - Calendar lists are bit picky about their date time format - here's a blog post on that. The qRules forum is here, in case you get stuck.

Hi I have a related problem with Win7, Office 2010, Infopath 2010 and the error - 'To use this feature, Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 must be set as the default e-mail program' I am using code (mailenvelope) to send an email snapshot of the form. This is required because we also need to send an attachment with the email. The code ...