InfoPath Dev

The form does actually submit and a workflow runs sending notifications that the form has been updated.  The modified, and modified by fields are even updated correctly. So its none of the problems you've suggested.  It's a random error that is not possible to reproduce with certainty.

I have a 2007 browser-enabled InfoPath form which has a dropdown listbox which looks up the form's datasource. See the attached form template. The dropdown listbox looks up the module name repeating node in the form's datasource. I would like to populate the dropdown with module name when "Survey Needed" is equal to ...

Hi Hilary, Thanks for the information and links. I'm using SQL 2008, and I thought that the direct endpoints should not be used and will be deprecated in a future version.  At least that's what I read wherever it talks about doing it this way. I will look into your second recommendation. Thanks, Dave      

[quote user="louis"] Whoaa Cowboy, Column Guids are text? This ain't my first rodeo, and i think you might be mistaken. Column do have guid's just like lists, they are just harder to find than pulling them from query strings.[/quote] Can you use the GUID to match field elements to SharePoint list columns when using the ...

Whoaa Cowboy, Column Guids are text? This ain't my first rodeo, and i think you might be mistaken. Column do have guid's just like lists, they are just harder to find than pulling them from query strings.

Make sure You have selected "Update this value when the result of the formula is recalculated" check box for both these fields.

 I also don't understand why you would suggest using a separate textbox to perform this validation.  That would give the user a confusing textbox with all the spaces converted to as. This pattern should work:[a-zA-Z]([ ]*[a-zA-Z])*The pattern above will approve strings that meet all of the following criteria:Contains one or more ...

You need to pass the NamespaceManager to SelectSingleNode().  You're already doing that correctly in this line: XmlWriter writer = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:SomeGroup", NamespaceManager).AppendChild();

Hello Everybody, I just started using InfoPath about a month ago. I am trying to implement the Microsoft encoder and decoder for form attachments found at the following website http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730. However, I do not have Microsoft Visual Studio .Net. I tried to implement the code in an InfoPath 2007 form, but I received an ...