InfoPath Dev

Hmm, I tried to re-create the problem but I got the right message. If you cannot resolve this issue you can maybe attach the form which has the problem (don't forget to include source code) and I could take a look.

I am assuming you are using InfoPath 2007 (if it's 2003 everything I've said so far didn't make sense anyway :)). A few extra options: - Make sure you have Office 2007 SP1 installed, this solves a lot of issues - If you already have it or it does not work, try to do Repair or Reinstall If these don't work, I'm at the end of ...

Does the form already have code? It's easy to check - if "remove code" button is enabled in the Programming section of Form Options then you have code in your solution. You will need the original code solution to be able to add/modify code. If you don't have access to the original solution then your only option is to "remove ...

Check these two locations: Tools | Options, Design Tab, check the "Project location for Visual Basic and C# code" Tools | Form Options, Programming category, check the "Project location for Visual Basic and C# code" If these paths do not exist or are inaccessible (such as permissions issues) you will not be able to add code ...

Visual Studio Tools for Applications (aka VSTA) is a separate product and it's not part of Visual Studio. It installs as part of InfoPath 2007, please go to add/remove programs and make sure InfoPath 2007 is fully installed.

Off the top of my head, the data is read-only during the changing/validating events. What is means is that you should do your changes in changed event instead: 1. In changing, do your test for cancellation and roll out as appropriate 2. In changed, do the changes you wanted Note that if you cancelled #1, #2 would not happen so you no longer ...

Yeah, so this is how you could do it: Your  form should only have field, not the language-specific strings. Then you introduce two secondary data source: The Text data source will just define your localization schema. For example, it can look like this: <localization>   <fieldPrompt>Default english ...

Awesome, glad that it worked :)

Are you running InfoPath 2007? One quick thing to check: do you have SP1? If not, there is a known error where you will get security error.

Thanks, Catharine. It is unfortunate but it looks like you're banging your head against InfoPath xpath limitations. You see, xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../my:Skill,'concat(my:Skill_Name[. !=""], ";")'), "..") does not work. The reason for that is simple: The inner eval selects ALL my:Skill nodes and does ...