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That's the date/time stamp for the namespace. That would make sense.
You will need to do it manually. There are a minimal amount of places in your form template files that will require the name change. You can use the command prompt program "findstr" to identify which files. For example, from the command ...
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The big question is why did you change the namespace definition? If you extract the form files, you can find all references to the namespace and change it back to the original, and then you shouldn't have any issues like this with the form.
Was there a legitimate reason for the namespace definition change?
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Good luck. Let us know what you find after you've diff'd the two forms.
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Strange indeed. Have you tried clearing your cache? It could be that a cached version of the form is being loaded instead of the new one.
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Seems to me like a legitimate error message. Have yo utried walking through your code with a debugger? Sounds like you are doing something (probably in the OnLoad / Loading event) which is illegal during that event.
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JavaScript in the task pane:
window.external.Window.XDocument.GetDOM("MySecondaryDataSource").selectSingleNode("/Root/FilterField").text = nRepeatingRowToShow;
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No problem. Glad to help. The XPath language can be difficult at times to get your mind around.
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No problem. Don't feel bad -- it occasionally happens, and we need to respond to it to try to minimize the occurances.
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You will want to first find out whether clearing the cache will even resolve the issue. It may not. Even if you can add cache clearing code to the OnLoad event--this is discouraged. It will slow down users when they load other forms (because they are not cached), and could potentially cause severe errors in the form just being opened (because it ...
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Yes, InfoPath ships with a set of "Out of Box Solutions" that you can pick apart or custimize to your heart's content. They are meant to give a feel for what InfoPath can do and let you dig into them to see how its done. They are learning tools--and potentially tools for actual use.