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Are you using a calculated default value for the field? Is the checkbox selected to update it when other fields change? The sum() function is meant for this...See attached sample - save it locally, right click and select design to open.
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Hi - can you change the first drop down in your condition to "The expression" and paste the returned XPath into a reply?
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So - are you modifying the main data connection to execute this insert query? You can do this in code - but I'd create another receive data connection and modify that in code instead.
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Hi - here is an older thread that talks about using the context changed event to track if a hyperlink has been clicked - I don't understand from your post if you have that part figured out or not. I don't understand the second part of your issue - what do you mean "breaking the validation"?
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This blog post may help you - you may need to walk through it exactly as written, then apply the same technique to your own form (that is usually the easiest way for me to figure out new stuff).
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Add a text box to the form. Name the field appropriately (like Ernesto suggested - CCEmail is a good name). Then in Data Connections, select the Email data connection. Click Modify. Walk through the data connection, when you get to the window where you can enter either a value for CC or click the fx button, click the fx button. In the ...
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Wonderful - sorry no one had any suggestions / help for you. I'm glad you got it sorted. Care to post your solution?
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My question was about your main data source. Your original screenshot showed only the form layout, which tells me nothing about the XPath for the nodes. But, that said, taking another look - the button is outside of the repeating section and thus that condition would by default be only considering the first row. I'm attaching a sample ...
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That is interesting - given that I currently have the RTM of InfoPath 2013 installed on my machine.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj602751.aspx
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I haven't used any third party controls for this, but if you are using InfoPath 2010 and you have SharePoint w/ Excel Services up and running, you can use the Excel Services REST API to make something awfully cool - here's a video: ...