InfoPath Dev

Indeed, the SharePoint calendar does not like the date/time format. Hilary has come up with a nifty workaround: using FormatDate to set the dates to "u" format, meaning that now they'll have Z at the end. SharePoint seems to like this format. Here's the command: concat("FormatDate /date=", <datefieldhere>, " ...

Thanks for the answer Hilary.

Very new to Infopath and fubmling my way through..... I created a form (Form A)  with several fields that have formulas and were very time consuming to create.  I have an existing form (Form B), where we want to insert an Optional Section and include all of Form A.  It would be nice if I could copy and paste Form A into Form B ...

Has anyone seen a good article on when you would use a InfoPath Library vs a List now that it can be changed with InfoPath 2010 in SharePoint 2010? Would you always start with a list and then move to a library? Is one faster than the other? If I was using browser enabled wouldn't using a list be just as good?

I understand how to use the UserProfile service but what I am not able to do is make the connection from the name selected in the people picker to the UserProfile service.

I am having a very strange issue....at my organization i am using SharePoint 2010 Standard and InfoPath 2010.  I have created a data connection in the form to populate information from the SharePoint user profile service.  When i launch the form for the first time everything works and the information displays as expected.  However ...

Thanks for the quick response Anson, I am adding a button in the word document from developer tab and write the code to the button....ThisDocument.PrintOut...saved it and reloaded to infopath task pane. Print button in the task pane working great. hope this helps to someone else too...

 We're investigating. More soon...

Yes, my first thought as well. Don't know how to include a pic in this forum, but I did adjust the format to match the add event format and am getting the same error.

I wonder if it might be a formatting issue. The SharePoint calendar list might want the date/time to look like this (and perhaps InfoPath is not matching exactly the format):