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Odd, odd, odd. And in SQL, if you run a query that joins those tables the same way you do in the form, what happens? As far as I know you shouldn't see an issue because you don't have keys defined, but it probably wouldn't hurt anything to add them and see if there is a difference.
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I'm officially confused.
I had thought you were saying:
Data from SQL is brought into the form via a secondary data connection and displayed in my form
I want users to select rows from this secondary data connection and do something with them
It sounds like what you mean is:
There is a repeating node in my main data source for my ...
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Here's the template I was messing with, just in case you have trouble. When I try to publish it, I don't get the warning.
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I had removed both and it didn't seem to fix the problem. But I will try again! Thanks again for working on this.
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Yes, except I'm copying them to the queryfields of a secondary data source. So, it's not a sql connection, it's a web service connection.
So, I put up a list of items in a multi-select listbox, let the user choose some, then send the selected items in a repeating table to the web service. I have to use ...
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I have had trouble in the past with a trigger on a table IP submits to. Temporarily remove the trigger and see what happens....
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I just installed it on another box with the changes to sql that you suggested and everything is fine. Thanks for the help.
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There are still two rich text controls on your form -- next to Project and next to Project Leader. When I remove those, I can publish to email....
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You could add another field and associated with the lawyers name. Do the lawyers name reside on a Sharepoint list, or AD?
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The following is predicated on having a web enabled form with code behind ( c# )
Had the need to hide a button control on my web enabled form. I reviewed various articles and posts from the internet and frankly found them (although useful in their own right and I respect the people that volunteered the ...