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That is very odd. If you look at the default data for the form (on the Data tab of the Ribbon, Default Values) is the field for the checkbox included? If you right click the checkbox and select Change Binding, can you see that it is bound to a field inside the repeating group for your main data source?
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Yikes - I'm having trouble understanding what you are saying - can you attach a screenshot under the Options tab that shows your form data structure?
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Hi - do you have the checkbox for only displaying unique values selected for the drop downs? Here's a blog post I did on that - I had a form that the performance was terrible in with this option selected.
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I'd try again with the web service and run SQL Profiler to see what is happening when try to update.
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It is just so hard to help w/ incomplete info - I'm sorry. Is the above code from your web service? What is the error you get when you use Update? What is the code you used for Update? Have you tried running SQL profiler while updating?
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concat(field17, field18) and use the field picker to pick the fields.
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So - in your Inventory library - is the status field (the one you can set to Checked out or whatever) editable from SharePoint? When you publish a form and promote a property, you can also allow it to be edited from the library. For workflow or for CAML to change a value in the library, I think you'll need to make sure the promoted ...
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Oh, this is an interesting one - and may not be easy. I think you may find SharePoint workflow to be your simplest solution - you could have a workflow on the library for your Request form and when it is submitted, go update the item in the Inventory library.
However, since you just want to update one item in the other library, you may be ...
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Well - are you checking the Edit XPath box prior to trying to change the formula? IP is trying to be gentle with you by not showing the real XPath. :)
xdXDocument:GetDOM("assetTransfer")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:assetTransfer/@Manager_Name[../@Company_Name = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:currentCompany]
So - the ...
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Okay - IPFS can get funny sometimes with expression boxes. Here's a blog post that may help.