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Hola, Jimmy Tienes razón en lo que dices, he instalado el service pack 1 y 2 para office y me funciona el código perfectamente, sin la necesidad de tener que poner plena confianza al formulario.
Un saludo, Jorge
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I wasnt using concat, but there was also a spelling error in my fieldname, all sorted now thanks.
One last (and very last!), the infopath form submits the date as DD/MM/YYYY (I have also checked the formatting), and displays as this, but when saving, the file name gets reverted to YYYY/MM/DD.
I have the date field mapped to a column in ...
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Are you using a concat() formula? concat(Fieldname1, " - ", FieldDate)
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Hi I have recently downloaded this software as a trial as I think it may be very useful to our company, however I am experiencing initial problems.
I have configure a form as per Hilary's guide but when I submit to the list the Title Colum is populated with "(No Title)" and none of the other mapped colums are populated with ...
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That worked a treat thanks. I was already using that formula, but not wrapping it around the whole (existing) formula.
One last thing, Ive chose to submit this to a sharepoint list, using the file name as:
Fieldname1 - FieldDate
The first field is a location and the second is a date. But when saving I get the NaN as the file name.
Is there a ...
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I forgot to reply earlier but Skarn, your code worked a treat.
Thanks very much!
Turns out it wasn't as complex as I thought. That and summing up in validation seems a no go.......
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Ah, nevermind, i got it!
I was missing the comma after the "
concat(Name, "_", Date_From, "_", Date_To)
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Hi guys,
I just found this thread in a Google search and i figured i should post my question here as it is the exact issue i am dealing with atm.
I have created a form in Info Path 2010 that i want to auto name itself upon hitting a "submit" button.
I want the name to include info from 3 fields:
Name
Date From
Date To
I have been able ...
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Assuming you're using the 2007 OM, you can use this code to get an XmlDocument containing the form's schema:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load(Template.OpenFileFromPackage("myschema.xsd"));
once you've got that, you can search it using the XPath //xsd:element[@name = 'fieldName'] to find the ...
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Hi,
I'm writing C# managed code and I would like a loop to traverse a repeating table, checking for three conditions of fields:
1) cannot be blank
2) Read only
3)can be blank
Is there any way that my code can check the underlying xml schmea, to check, for instance if, a node is"RequiredString" for cannot be blank? ...