InfoPath Dev

Are you customizing a SP list form?  If so, then there is built in functionality to support rich text append changes which sounds like what you might want.

There definiteily isn't an out of box task pane or popup solution for the browser in 2010.  Perhaps someone else out there has built a custom solution that does this?  Have you considered using show/hide sections to store your text?

I have an InfoPath 2007 Filler form published to a Sharepoint 2003 forms library. Today, apparently out of the, some users are now getting the following error when trying to fill out the form: "The form cannot be loaded because InfoPath .NET Programmability Support could not be installed automatically. To install these components, run Office ...

Is your main data source a date data type? Or date time? If date, use the substring-before function to get the data bafore the space. If datetime, use translate to replace the space with an uppercase T. Look at an XML file in a text editor to see how InfoPath is storing the date values - select a date using a date picker and then save the XML and ...

Dope, I had conditional formatting that hid the repeating section if it was null and when I removed the formatting, voila.  THanks a heap.  Been looking at it for tooooo long. Last issue is that I am returning dates from my secondary data source and when I copy those fields to date fields in main data source I have validation problems ...

So, if you remove these lines:  XPathNavigator nav = this.CreateNavigator(); string spListJoin = (string)nav.SelectSingleNode("XPathNavigator nav = this.CreateNavigator();", this.NamespaceManager).ValueAs(typeof(string)); What happens?

GetJoinValue just retrieves the value of a text field that is what I am filtering the list for, basically it is 3 fields concatenated to make the record I am looking for unique. I could do it in the same routine but I was trying separate it out for troubleshooting purposes. I would love to use qRules, but its a highly controlled environment ...

In fact, you don't seem to be using spListJoin at all - so perhaps just do away with that line? What does your GetJoinValue() method do?

Hi - among other things, what is this: string spListJoin = (string)nav.SelectSingleNode("XPathNavigator nav = this.CreateNavigator();", this.NamespaceManager).ValueAs(typeof(string)); SelectSingleNode takes an XPath to the node you wish to select...Here's a link to the MSDN docs. (qRules has a command for this - much easier ...