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One work around that I've thought about but have not tried would be to use SubmitToSharePointList after running the SaveToSharePoint command to update the metadata of the item. Unfortunately, since the mapping tool for that command doesn't currently surface libraries, it involves hand editing the mapping, and it will also involve ...
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You bet - when you get things resolved, please update the thread so that others can benefit. :)
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Try this one - I added another condition on your summary table.
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I'm afraid this is not currently possible. We are considering this for a future release. You could instead use SaveToSharePointList and attach the file to a list item that has a column for the form id.
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So - maybe instead of asking more questions, I'll explain why I'm confused. Usually I work on an InfoPath form saved locally, then I publish the form for users to fill it out - generally I publish to a Network location everyone can access or I publish to SharePoint. It sounds instead like you are opening the form from the published ...
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Where do you open it from? Local file system? SharePoint? If you make a copy of the file, then right click the copy and select design, are you able to save? Same issue? What about "Save As"?
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wilkies0106aw is suggesting that you need more conditions on your validation rule - if your drop down is populated and your date picker field is blank, then the validation rule should fire.
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Hi, Tom - the command should work in preview mode. I'm wondering if the issue is your stored procedure. I've found that stored procedures I use in InfoPath via IP data connections need to have implicit transactions set to off - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187807.aspx - can you try that?
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I think I know this one.
Right click the repeating control and open the properties dialog. In the center of the Data tab, you'll see "Sections that can be inserted" and a Modify button. Click the Modify button.
Click Edit Default values & verify the new field is selected in the defaults - check both "To all ...
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[quote user="Jacob Sweany"]Bypassing the calculated field method altogether and just dragged the field containing the lookup directly on the form[/quote]
That would indicate to me that for some reason the data isn't being returned to the form - if this field is the data field from your list connection...