InfoPath Dev

So you created a form bound to the database? Does it not submit correctly?

 That removed the comma at the end, but not the one at the beginning. I'm really new to writing these formulas, I keep messing with it I just can't seem to get it.   Much appreciated!! 

Any thoughts as to how it would be done as a database bound form? It's already bound to the database. All of the data is in the same database.

Yeah, this would have to be a database bound form or you would need a web service - the company I work for has one, DBXL, that does this, and you pass in the XML as a string and there is a mapping that parses the XML to the DB.

Hi folks, I'm pretty sure what I'm wanting to do can't be accomplished out of the box but I would love it if I'm just missing something simple. Scenario: I have 3 objects I'm working with. Object type A is a parent with a one to many relationship to object type B. Object type C is a lookup table for a property ...

You can use a substring formula and swap the comma and the node. substring(eval(eval(field19, 'concat(", ", .)'), "..") , 2) I think will do it.

  Hi - I know this particular message is very old, but my attention was caught by "I also did some touchups to prevent extraneous semicolons at the beginning and end of the list." My rule is working fine, but I have the annoying commas before and after the items. I do want them separated by commas, but I hate how it looks ...

Hi Hilary. Yes they all the same. We migrated them over do our domain and some of them work but I`m having this issue on 2 workstations now. I tried the scaling now and still the same.

Yuck. So - I often have this problem on my main monitor, and a restart usually fixes it (the resolution for InfoPath ONLY goes wonky when I dock / undock my laptop from my larger monitor) but I haven't yet been motivated to find a way to handle it other than restarting, since we mostly use browser forms internally and I haven't been doing ...

This is how it must look. Expanded and not so small.