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Yes, such logic should have worked, but MS code can be finicky at times.
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Yes, for inexplicable behavior, it's usually something simple being overlooked due to looking at it too long. Let us put some extra pairs of eyes on it to verify the error and ensure there are no simple oversights.
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This solution is the elegant one that I was looking for... thanks again!
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It is built-in using the now() function, but is that disappearing when you try to add it to a 2003-compatible form? I know the userName() function, which is new for 2007, will not work if you make the form 2003-compatible, thus my inquiry.
Are you not using the forms with SharePoint? You could overcome the IP03 restriction if you ...
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Works great. Thanks for the help, warrtalon.
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Hilary,
I have used this techniques successfully several times... and most recently have migrated it into another form where I have a repeating section with a field that I would like to autonumber...
I cannot however seem to make this code work in this form... see attached simplified form
Any ideas
Note: I have another form where this exact ...
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Several ways to do this. If you want to use a Contacts list like that, then you should have both the full names and email addresses in the Contacts list, right? If you do, then when you make the data connection to that list, be sure to pull down full name and email address. Then, when you configure the pulldown to pull from that ...
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Good man. :) That's probably why you got no responses. I had never personally experienced this with my Contact Selectors.
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Sure, once we stopped blaming the contact selector, it was easily located:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263328.aspx
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You can't. You will need to add each user individually along with their associated role.