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Our InfoPath/SharePoint guru left our company and I'm struggling to update an InfoPath 2003 form that was modified with InfoPath 2007. I'm not a developer or IT person, so I need help for a non-technical person.
We have been unable to open the form in design view for either version of IP. Any ideas on HOW to open it so that we ...
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For me, it says, "You can not apply for this program at this time."
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Here's the link: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2009/07/13/install-the-office-2010-technical-preview-and-win-an-xbox-360-elite.aspx
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It is working now: [0-2]?[0-9]:[0-5][0-9][ ][aApP][mM]([ ][eE][tT])? but it still doesn't give me the automatic conversion like the way autoformat does. i.e..typed in 10 i will get 10:00 AM...
Does anyone has any suggestions at all?
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Well, the form you have open at that point is not the same form that is in the form library, so it would need to be closed and re-opened. Unfortunately, you can't perform any actions after the close. I'm referring to non-code solutions here.
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For fields other than text, the xsi:nil attribute may be on the node -- for example, if you have a main data source element that is of a type decimal and it is NOT marked 'Cannot be blank', the xsi:nil attribute will be present. You'll need to remove it. Try looking at the script on some of the sample forms installed with InfoPath for ...
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When I submit a Form to a SharePoint using InfoPath 2003 and leave the form open, it is submitted with the correct name, but still open with the default name Form1. Is there a way to refresh the name of this form?
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Hello,
I submitted this under "general" but have not gotten a response, so trying to submit this in here.
I have an existing form that includes a repeating section with default values. This section has a check box by each section that a user can check if the default value applies (in this case it's what programs are used). We ...
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OK. That worked for the first field, field 10. So now I tried to proceed cautiously by expanding to one for more field and it's blowing up with this error:
'#PCDATA' is in nil content: ...