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SaveToSharePoint doesn't have the option to include metadata, unfortunately. You could use SubmitToSharePointList and create list items with attachments? Would that work for you?
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Can you or a SharePoint admin check the server's ULS logs to see if there is anything helpful there? Is this user specific at all (i.e., happens for some users, not all?)
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So - right now, I only have the rules on the Start Date - you'll need to add them to the duration and duration type fields as well. But save the file locally, preview, fill out duration and duration type, then set Start Date, and see if this is close to what you need.
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Hi - I've been thinking about this post - Days & Years should be easy, but Months is a bit trickier. As I have time this week, I'm working on a sample form for you. :)
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I am kinda lazy. I'd use two expression boxes for this - one that shows all of the text up to the $ sign, then another that is just the Dev_Cost field, formatted as currency & set to display two decimal places.
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The error message displays a download link. Did you click it and install the missing components?
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Hi - we had a brief chat over email on this, but just to answer this question - if the form is a database bound form, you'll have to write code for this to change the connection for the Main data source prior to submit.
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Hi - I think you work for a company we have done some work for, since I was involved with a conversation on a very similar issue earlier this week. :) In the end, they just needed to relink the forms in the library.
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I'd verify the value being returned from the userName() function and in the "AccountID" field - just put the field on your form where you can see it and add a calculated value that shows the result of your concat formula so you can see what the difference is. Remember, XPath is case sensitive!
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Your screenshot doesn't show - can you either attach in a reply under the options tab or paste the message in?