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Oh, I would. Better safe then perplexed later. :)
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Hi - do you mean your rule doesn't like the semi-colon? I'm not suprised.... this formula would use commas instead:
concat(substring-before(., "DOMAIN\"), substring-after(., "DOMAIN\"))
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Hi - generally we see that error when a record is loaded into the form, no changes are made, and the user tries to submit. Is that the case here?
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It almost sounds as if the form was not published correctly. As to the message about building the code - are you opening in preview? Or just double clicking the published template to open?
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To the best of my knowledge, there is nothing in InfoPath that you can do to address this - I think you have to push the hotfix. At least that's the approach I'd take.
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How annoying. When you say you checked the log entry, you are referring to the SharePoint log files, not the event viewer? Sometimes they have more info on what is going wrong...
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This may be this bug. Everyone using Windows 7?
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Hi - I'm a little confused by your question. It sounds as if you are dealing with a single form with 5 views, but then you ask about passing values from one form to another?
At any rate, if this is a single form with 5 views, you can use the same field in all views if you like (just drag it from the data source task pane onto the view) and ...
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Yes, the data type can't be changed if you are using a database bound form. That is expected behavior.
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I don't have a step by step for you. I'd encourage you to look for examples online for this, but I think if you find any samples for repeating data, they will likely involve code.