InfoPath Dev

It is database bound; that validation is certainly a good thing!  Just exploring some different options because the number of records we're working with originally exceeds 2,000. Thank you very much for your input!  I'm going to have to skip mashing data types together. AKH

We are using SharePoint 2010 and InfoPath 2010. I've created a form in InfoPath 2010 called "Pre-Termination Advice". When the submit button is clicked, it submits to a SharePoint library and given a unique name. What i also want it to do is after it is submitted to SharePoint, an email is sent to a person (or a group of persons) ...

Hi all, On my WSS site I have a Purchase Requisition form that users can open, fill out and then submit.  The system itself is working fine, with forms being submitted and approved all the time. However, someone advised me a few weeks ago that you can only have 15 items running in a library and against a workflow at any given ...

I sent you an email asking you to email me your code, since I can't read it in a big block like this (sometimes it can be hard to get it to copy & paste nicely). You should also try running your project in debug to see the lines you are failing on. Here's a blog post on how to do that if you need help, okay?

Thank you The code for the checkbox is: Try ' Get a reference to the form's XmlNamespaceManager object. Dim ns As XmlNamespaceManager = Me.NamespaceManager ' Create an XPathNavigator object for the form's main data ' source. Dim xnDoc As XPathNavigator = Me.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator() ' If the ...

Hi,  I've just created a form that has several data connections for receiving data.  There are also about a hundred rows of label, date picker, text box, check box (without a label), text box (multiple lines).  The last 4 controls are exactly the same, but the labels are all different, so that excludes a repeating table, since ...

Well, if your form is database bound (which I'm assuming it is - unless you are using a different approach to submit the data to a DB?) there will be data validation on those currency and date fields based on the data type in the database - which, in my opinion, is a good thing. Rather than mix data types, why not have an additional field for ...

Sounds like InfoPath just wasn't listening to you! Thanks for taking the time to post tho - this will give someone else a good idea to try in the future.