InfoPath Dev

well, the "smoke test" worked - no data was left smoking. Thank you all so much!

Thanks - that seems like it worked great. I'll plug it into the code and have some users test it out!

jimmy, your example was closer to what I was trying to do. Perhaps because of my inexperience with xpath, I'm pretty much stuck at the same place with yours as I am with the other kind gentleman's example - figuring out what I need to type in to get my form to do something similar. With your form, I see employee[@employeeId = ...

I'm looking at warrtalon's example. While it isn't exactly what I have, it is similar in concept, I am looking at PhoneIP's property. The value I see is @Phone[@Country = current()/../CountryIP]. I am trying to figure out how this was input through the . insert formula box. when I look in the box, I am ...

That sounds promising. I'm looking at your attachment, but I'm having a problem figuring out where the current() function is found. When I do a filtering, and I set "view 1 drop down list field name" then "is equal to" and try to insert a formula, I click on field as well as all categories and current() isn't one of ...

I have an infopath 2007 form (published to sharepoint as a browser viewed form) with 2 views. View 1 is for data entry. The user sees a repeating section containing a listbox. The listbox is populated via a data connection to a sharepoint list containing several columns (country, phone, power) , one of which (country) I use to display in the ...

That is in fact what I am currently doing. However, all that is being emailed is the single column value that appears in the listbox. I need some way in InfoPath to retrieve the rest of the column values for each listbox item that is selected by the user in the repeating section.

I am putting together a form that contains a listbox within a repeating section. In this way, the user will, clunkily, be able to specify multiple items within the listbox. The listbox is populated from a SharePoint custom list column. My goal is to take the information gathered from the user and email it to an administrator for ...

There are several scenarios where it would be useful to determine the information provided during the publishing of an InfoPath application to a SharePoint library. For example: Original developer is no longer available Original developer has forgotten what s/he provided as arguments Separate QA or production group needs to install the ...

Interesting new data point. I was just publishing a new change. The publishing step informed me that it could not publish the form as browser ready.  I noticed that a couple of the tabs in my browser were pointing to instances where I had executed the form in previous incarnations. So I closed those tabs, made a small change that I could ...