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I don't think I quite understand the purpose of XTP from that explanation, but I will look in to it and see if I can better understand it. An additional question I have about my SharePoint list is that there's a column called "Attachment" that is created by default, so do you know why can't I just map my attachment field ...
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Jimmy,
I have added the ProjectForm.xsn and mapped it to my project table as instructed. I also added my other form (Job Setup Form) as a doctype and mapped its fields. When I try to create a new document from the Job Setup Form doctype I get the following error:
InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the ...
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In the submit adapter in InfoPath for the email submit are you including the template?
See the attached screenshot below
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Glad to have helped, and thanks for posting your results!
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String length wouldn't technically be necessary here, since we know what the length of your strings are (Open Issues and Issues Closed) but I wanted to use it in the formula anyway, since we would need it if we were using a field rather than a predefined string.
Basically, we have concat formula that consists of two substring formulas. ...
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TWIssues had DocId and IssueNumber as the primary key. TWIssuesActions has DocID, IssueNumber and ActionNumber as the primary key. I have defined no relationships between the tables in sql.
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[quote user="Matt Faus"]Hm, yes, I do see my mistake now. I can't think of an easy way to do this with simple formulas / rules, but I know you could do it with a helper node. Make an extra node somewhere (probably in a secondary data source) and update it each time you insert a new row with the next number that should be used. The ...
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[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]
Well, since you have the basic formula working now, I'd try:
concat(concat(my:Employees_involved_firstrepeating, " " ,my:Employees_involved_lastrepeating), ";") ... etc
So you know -- I haven't actually tested using a concat inside a double eval before, but I can't think ...
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That works perfectly!!! You are a Goddess!
I would like to understand it a little more if you wouldnt mind explaining it to me. :-)
I dont really understand the "* string-length" part, also what does the "1" signify?
Thank you so much!!!
Keo
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I got it working, I got the count of the errors in the form with this.Errors.Count. So I just have an if that checks if there are errors or not execute the rest of the code. For the rules im adding conditions to them or coding them instead of having them as button rules.