InfoPath Dev

I am having a very hard time figuring out how to use DBXL to push my form information into my database structure.  We are basically using InfoPath as a quick and easy entry point solution for a way to digitally track and find our adoption records.  (If need be, the entry portion can be wrapped into the maintenance app ...

I have an employee leave form that allows the Initiator to select from 11 different leave types. Later in the forms workflow, the supervisor also selects a leave type, which may be different than the initiators. Finally Payroll updates the final section of the form with what leave type is being applied, which may again be different than ...

It is one of those tricky bits -- when you start using IP, it seems like a condition is what you want.  Usually, though? What you really want is a filter. Glad we can help you stay sane!

Hilary - you saved my sanity!!!  Thanks a bunch for the advice and help.  This is going to be very helpful for our team.

Sorry it took me so long to get back to this, but I finally did today.  It worked!   Thank you all so much for your help on this one. :)  Pinback

Hi -- You need a filtered XPath, not a rule condition. Try this -- remove the condition on your rule set. The, for the first action, where you set PositionShortText, in the formula editor where you select the field from your SharePoint list (@Position_Short_Text), when you click "Insert Field or Group" you should have the option, when ...

So regardless of what I select from the position long text drop-down box, it returns the position short text as Acct,Tax3 (because that's the first on the list), the job ID as 20159818 (because that's the first on the list) and the job name as Tax Accountant III (because that's the first on the list).  It almost like the drop down ...

Rules

This is the form on SharePoint

Alright, attached.  As you can see, I'm really starting from square one....