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To be honest, it looks like a SharePoint bug. You should call Microsoft.
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Thanks for the reply. I tried to modify the XML so that the numerical value would be an element instead of attribute of an element, but it still does not work as I expect. It's like the underlying engine would not treat the values as numbers but something else. Huh, I had no idea task this trivial would prove itself this difficult..
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Before we go too far down that path, may I ask - are any other applications using your database? It seems to me that the best thing you could do if not is to normalize your database - this whole Occupations 1 -3, Ref 1 - 5, etc is going to be pretty nasty to maintain over the long run. It would make so much more sense to create proper tables and ...
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Not sure if this will solve your problem, but try changing to use fields instead of attributes.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<mobiledevice>
<device>
<display>Apple iPhone ...
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Hi JChilde,
No solution that I know of. Browser forms don't support everything. The problem with speller on the server is exacerbated by languages and locales. On the client, Microsoft Office is installed and it knows the default language. Applications like Word are smart and use auto-language detection to determine where to start and stop ...
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Oh, sorry, I forgot to answer your initial question:
[quote user="shniggens"]So I assume you can't run the Delete command to directly delete an item from a SP list?[/quote]
The Delelete command deletes a node in a primary or secondary data connection in your form. It does not delete items from the source of your secondary data.
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Here's what I'd do.
I'd submit all items to the list. I'd use the Refresh command to keep items and list in synch - give limited permissions to the list if you think you'll have trouble there.
I'd think through my logic a bit - can you define a time when the user should no longer be able to make changes to the order? To ...
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Hi ThoughtProcess,
SharePoint and InfoPath work well with relational databases. I don't think there's any "new" approach in SharePoint that implies you can't use SQL.
My experience is that most people start off in SharePoint and then add SQL after they scale beyond 10k items. SharePoint lists are not going to scale ...
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Hilary your awsome!! I just have one more question.....(I'm starting for feel like Lot from the old testament...LOL)
I have three fields that collect titles.
OccupationsOne, Occupation Two, OccuaptionThree
if all fields held diffrent titles how could I use an expression box to diplay to contents of all locations in one expression ...