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Thanks Hilary, that was helpful.
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If you need to know how the XML data is stored, you can always use a form control to enter it (in this instance, a date picker), save the XML, and open the XML with a text editor. Then you can see the actual field values instead of whatever the formatted values are.
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Yay!!! Thank you so much.. I was wondering if it wanted it switched around like that..
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Your format if the field is just a date datatype should be "yyyy-MM-dd". If it is a date time, I think it is "yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss".
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Hello.. I have a date field on my form.. I am pulling in a datetime field from a SQL datasource.. When I use VB.net to write the value in the SQL datasource to the Infopath field the value is written as a date and time value and doe snot pass validation for the field. I have tried "tostring("MM/dd/yyyy")" and Infopath still ...
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So we have a form on our SharePoint site that has worked great for a year. Now I'm getting reports from the field that when the user selects the PRINT icon or uses the FILE (dropdown) and then selects PRINT the window just shuts down. No error message, nothing. The form just goes away. We have Windowx XP, Win IE 7.0.5730.
Curious if ...
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Thanks Anson. I tried these but it seemed to break the rules I have to show and hide the MSLB. I ended up writing some code:
XPathNavigator nav = ...
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i am publishing this form on a sharepoint,is it possible to determine the current user with active directory.i am new to infopath.i am not sure how to include active directory and how it works
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Sounds like what you need are content types. You can set an InfoPath form as a content type and then associate a library with that content type. When you update the form, the changes will propagate out to all your libraries with that content type.
More info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms472236.aspx
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Take a look at this thread and see if it helps you: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sharepointinfopath/thread/da2691bc-fa72-4e56-ab20-5085975e2e2a/
Basically you need to tack on something at the end of your URL to force it to open in the browser.