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The '@' symbol would only be used if the New_GroupCode field is an attribute. 

Hi Guys,  Just wondering, am I supposed to add the '@' symbol as well? Because when I do that, my document can't be reshredded. I had to use this for my nodepath: /my:myFields/my:Form_Container/my:CreateGroup/my:CreateGroupContainer[my:New_GroupCode!= ''] then it works fine. Thanks for your help guys!

 Yes, I do. I added a field and named it MySaveLocation - is that all?

Looks like the upper limit is 128 chars (that's the most a field name would accept when I tried just now). I'm not sure of a good way to print all of the data source -- I suppose you could just expand it and take screenshots, or save the form as source files and look at the template.xml file....

One of our computer, out of about 80 or so, is giving this error: "Infopath cannot create a new, blank form. Infopath cannot open the form.  To fix this problem, contact your system administrator." When I click on details it says: http://*servername*/qdabrawebservice/forms/omc_synopsis/template.xsn Generally I see more ...

Hi Max, and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums. I think InfoPath would be a great tool for what you are trying to do.  It will be way easier and better than Word forms for sure!  We have a number of medical clients who use InfoPath (and also some of our InfoPath tools) to create their own electronic medical records system.  ...

 thank you Hilary Is there a way to print all the the data source or the field names in a form template? Also, is there an upper limit to the length of the fieldname?

Do you have a field in your template with the XPath /my:myFields/my:MySaveLocation?

I decided to use what Clayton Cobb sugested in this post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/2993/36587.aspx "Since the vast majority of my forms are browser-enabled, and since both the "Cannot be Blank" and Data Validation messages are extremely annoying in browser mode, I don't use either.  What I use is a back-end ...

Per this article at Office Online: Field or group names cannot contain spaces. They must begin with an alphabetic character or underscore ("_"), and they can only contain alphanumeric characters, underscores, hyphens ("-"), and periods ("."). I tend to like highly descriptive field names (and tend to error on ...