InfoPath Dev

 We try to use xdPreserve, but when public the form, it is not allow, sir. How can we resolve?

Thank you Hilary, Luckily this problem is now solved and I get to familiarize myself with logic inspector :) Of course, checking the rules there shouldn't matter since pressing the button doesn't execute but submit thru main connection. Anyhow the problem is in database functionality which adds blank spaces in the end of field ...

hello, This problem solved itself, i guess through software update in our company.

Hi Hilary, I already checked that NrErr works (and by the way, it's just a counter value that is set for each new repeating group). The error occurs when I uncomment the first FormError property (Message). I've also tried without writing error data to a new errornode (i.e. I've taken out NewGroup) and instead written an ...

If you're hacking the XSL, you should use xdPreserve to allow roundtrips.

xdExtension has nothing to do with the XSLT. You add it to the condition of the rule to allow you to call code.

Are you using InfoPath 2007? If so, you can right click on the field that is getting changed and use the logic inspector (rule inspector in IP 2010) to see what may be causing this field change. If you'd like, attach your template and let me know what field is changing, and I'm happy to take a look for you.

Hi Potemkine, that was my line of thought as well however, with every test I've run, the order does not clear the ftp site until I've closed the form.

You need to find the line of code that is throwing the error -- not such an easy feat in a browser form. Theortically, you can use Visual Studio and attach to process for this -- in practice, I've never been successful with that approach. So, I do one of two things:Comment all the code out except the first line. Publish and open in the ...

Hi, your form is save before your message is displayed so if your end user select yes or no, it doesn't matter.