InfoPath Dev

I responded to a post about a month ago. You can concat a newline to your field if you use another field that is set to the newline. You can test this out by adding a multiline field to your form and entering a line into it. Add a button that concatenates this field to your others. How to set by default? Just file->save the XML and add a data ...

SharePoint list date types are different from InfoPath. And, I'm pretty sure they are not XML date types. In other words, they don't have xsi:nil attribute. You can't use out-of-box 2010 ShP list/library filters to find blank values, but you could have your list automatically set them to some dummy value (like "nodata") and ...

Click on the Fx button and use the concat function to dynamically build it. For example: concat(http://webapp/sitecollection/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/ListName?$filter=StatusValue ne 'Assigned' &$orderby=, Id) where Id is a field you insert from your form's data source. To add the ModifiedDate and PriorityValue just add the condition ...

Hi JSousa, I can't see your image. Can you attach the xsn?

I was in contact with Microsoft several weeks regarding this. I will ask them what the status of this is.

You can do it out-of-the-box if you add default values for the rows and then add a lookup which copies the values over based on position and an ID. A slightly better approach is to insert just the number of rows that you need and have a rule on insert that copies the values from the secondary data source list based on an ID. To do the insert ...

No, this is probably an artifact of a bug in the browser. It's just straight HTML. What are you using for your browser?

This is a bit vexing isn't it? For more flexibility I recommend starting from a layout table instead of a repeating table control. If you already have a repeating table, this might be a challenge. You'll have to just add and delete.  

Yes, this is easy to do. Add a rule to your text box that has a condition. In the left side of the condition, select the field under the repeating group in the secondary data connection that you want to search. Now you should see the dropdown change to allow you to select "any occurrence of". On the right of the condition, select the ...

Hi A.Ishaq, Your link doesn't show an image. But, anyway, you can map sections to lists using several techniques: CAML, qRules, and possibly BCS. There are many resources here and on the web. Please take a look at qRules SubmitToSharePointList. Qdabra did a webinar recently showing how to use CAML to do the same thing (out-of-box). There ...