InfoPath Dev

Hey Linda, No problem on the helping, it's actually pretty fun, and you seem to be pretty sympathic - you work some kind of support regime at your company? Anyway, about this error. I think we discussed this in pretty good depth towards the beginning of the post. I saw one post that I made on 16 February 2006 : 8:44:48 PM that seemed to have ...

Hello Linda and welcome to our forums! I can't seem to see anything blaringly wrong. Maybe you should try putting some values in the elements? I don't think this would cause a problem, but who knows.

Make sure that you're using the name that SharePoint uses. If you create a new column and then change the name of it later, SharePoint will still use the original name as it's ''identifier''. To get the name SharePoint uses, go to Modify Settings and Columns, click Edit Columns, and then click on the idNumber column. Now, look at the URL in the ...

If you're in New Record mode, you're only dealing with one Record right? What I would suggest is putting everyting on one view and then having a checkbox that determines whether or not details are displayed. To do this, put all of the ''detail'' nodes in a section and then conditional formatting on that section that hides or shows depending on ...

This is an interesting situation, but I very seriously doubt that the installation of InfoPath would do any kind of alteration of existing code libraries. It might have upgraded them, and if you are using functions that have been deprecated, this would cause a problem, but I just don't believe that this would happen. If you have the source code ...

Why can't you just use the concat() function in the formula for the default value of this combobox node?

I'm almost certain that this is because there is problem with the installation of the .NET framework. Maybe you should try uninstalling and reinstalling that.

I agree with Shiraz that you probably want this list in a shared location, such as a SharePoint List, a database, or maybe even an outside XML doc. To check to see if the username exists in the 2DS you can just do something like this: 1. Place two expression boxes under the button, one says Success, the other Failure. 2. Put conditional ...

Hm, it actually kind of seems like he's using rules because it's copying to all rows. Claire, are you using the ''Copy value to field'' rule? If so, I think you will want to remove this and look into code to copy the row from one table to another. You will want to look at the IXMLDOMNode.appendChild() method. There is also some code in this ...

This sounds like a pretty complicated task you are undertaking. From the first part of your message it sounds like the HowTo I suggested would be a great place to start. One complication is that you are trying to join across several tables in Access. InfoPath can do this in the Data Connection wizard, but sometimes if the join is really ...