InfoPath Dev

Well.... wouldn't it be: and startswith (",ContractFilterSelect,",'",FilterLetter,"'") eq true") I bolded the comma, hopefully it shows up.

Sorry to be a bit dense this week - I just don't quite get it. You want to set the value of your target field to every instance of Datum where Typ = gruppenauswahl?

See - that is going to be tough without code of some kind. I think what I'd do is get the value of the text field on form open and store it somewhere, like a simple XML secondary data source. Then, again, when they try to submit, if they are past the deadline of time, set it back to its original value.... of course, since you won't let ...

Sorry - I am having trouble understanding this. Can you post some screenshots? Under the Options tab you can attach a file.

Hey ... Just wondering if someone could lead me in the direction launching Outlook (our preferred mail client) from a web-enabled InfoPath form, with the TO, BODY & BCC also pre-filled in the code? Thanks! Chris.

I made this one harder than it needed to be - I think because I was thinking about how I'd do the same thing in Access, which involves opening a recordset and looping through all the records checking for a match - not pretty! I ended up going with a validation rule using this code:   optReqType = "New" AND cboProdName ...

So, I really like using OData to retrieve information from SharePoint.... so much faster. I have been working with getting the switch "startswith" to work correctly.  I can type directly into the browser and it works fine, but when I try to embed it in infopath, I keep getting an error that the command is not formed ...

I have an InfoPath form that currently creates a new document in a SharePoint 2010 library upon submit. I also want to create a new List item writing some of that data to it in a different SharePoint List. Is this possible? Corrie

  Save the file as "xxx.xml" instead "xxx.xsn"    

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