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Hello Frikkenator,
What's happening is the node that stores the value of the drop-down list is blank, but since there is no coresponding display name with the value of '''', then it simply shows the value which is ''''. I hope this makes sense.
To remedy the problem you should define an option in your web service that returns ''Select one...'' ...
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Or you might try the ''Local Intranet'' zone - that's what we have all of our users add the site to and this is the answer to a large number of support problems.
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You might need to make two controls: one regular, and one specifically formatted for when the control is disabled. Then on the conditional formatting you can show/hide the controls on the same condition that performs the disabling.
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You should be able to do this from the designer. Add custom data validation so that if the length of the current field is equal to zero, then it is invalid. I don't think you should be digging around in the XSD unless you absolutely have to.
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The second error you are seeing seems to be coming from the view, or XSL file. When you said that you imported the same schema to a form without code in it, did you mean that you also recreated the view as this is where the error seems to be coming from.
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You could do this with an XSL hack if you really wanted to. Custom editing the XSL is not usually the best practice, but it sounds like the only solution in this scenario.
If you extract the form files and search through the XSL for the view that you want to do this in, and then find the drop-down you can use a concat() function to show the two ...
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Since your templates are on an authenticated server, the users must login to that server so that when the files are downloaded the server knows that the user is allowed to download them. Try this:
1. Open IE on the user's machine.
2. Login to the sharepoint site
3. With the IE windows still open, try opening the form.
This is a workaround, but ...
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Hey Fred,
Please check out this tutorial:http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=9111ef580f95479890fc18fb2c5bac85
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Hello Arvind,
Please check out this tutorial, I think it will help you solve your problems:http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/04/01/106039.aspx
There have been several HowTos like this around the 'Net as this is a common scenario.
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Could you tell us a little bit more about your situation? The easiest way that I can think of to accomplish this would be to create a repeating section with a text box in it, and then add instances of the group via code.