InfoPath Dev

Hi, my browser enabled form is working perfect in our LAN but having a problem in the www. We have a Subdomain (dyndns.org) on our companies website which is redirected to our router. So we reach the site via http://intranet.mycompany.de Everything is working fine but when i try to close the Form (Rule/Action/Close) there is something ...

I don't know of a way to do this without code -- if you are using InfoPath 2007, you could try qRules. It is a free download, and allows you to all kinds of things (like adding rows to a repeating table and copying data) using rules.....

Why (how) does the list have duplicate values for the primary key?

Thanks for answering.  It is a Sharepoint standard list.  I set the first field value to the key of the list and then a rule on it sets the remaining fields in the repeating table to their values based on the filtered Secondary data source. The repeating table is bound to the main where it lives.  It is not bound to the ...

What is the data source for populating the repeating table?

Oh, I'm glad that worked for you. I find that it can be easy for people to confuse default value behavior with rule behavior. It took me a while before it really sunk in, but once I realized that the field with the rule on it has to change for a rule to fire, it got a lot easier....

I recently (...erm, this very morning....) had a similar issue. This CAML Query Builder can help.... It is free, and when you chose to use UpdateListItems instead of a Query, you can see the exact syntax that is needed to add an item -- that includes any field name oddities. I believe that ShP gives the column a name when you first create it, and ...

  I have been fighting with this for days now.  I have looked at hundreds of posts on InfoPathDev and other sites and I cannot seem to find exactly what I am looking for or if I do it doesn't work.  Any help you be greatly appreciated!!!! I am using InfoPath 2003.  I have a repeating table in which I need to filter ...

Glad to hear you got it sorted. Yes, column names can be a pain to change in SharePoint once they've been created; and what you see on the front-end is not what SharePoint has stored on the back-end. So you have to keep them simple and get them right from the start. Good job, though, on figuring out what the problem was!

I have a data source that is reading fields from a SQL database. When I insert a control from the datasource, the attribute field from the textbox control that I am adding is defaulted to simpleType, but in my database table the field is Decimal. I need to change the default control in Infopath from simpleType to Decimal. Please explain how I can ...