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Browser forms are very picky about what they support and don't support. Unfortunately there are some things you just won't be able to do in a browser form... however some things just take some creative thought and a little experiementation.
Good luck!
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Something doesn't sound right about that scenario... The InfoPath 2003 OM uses OnSaveRequest, while the InfoPath 2007 OM uses FormEvents_Save
I followed the same basic instructions:
Create a new blank form.
Select Oepn and Save in Form Options
Select the custom coded check box and click Edit
In the generated code file I added ...
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You are right. Both are the same when doing a SP upload. Conceivably it could be altered to show just the datetime stamp prepended filename (which was necessary to avoid overwrite conflicts), though we would need to go back and research the reason we chose to implement it this way.
As a workaround you can use the ...
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If you open the Text Box Properties, on the Display tab you can set the Scrolling drop-down value to "Show Scroll Bar When Necessary". This will prevent the box from expanding, but will cut off any text (in print) that doesn't fit into the box.
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It looks like your problem spot is:
/rowsrc=/tns:vRating
According to your data source there should be no namespace here. Also you have a slash character that shouldn't be there. So it should be:
/rowsrc=vRating
Hope that helps.
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Patrick Halstead and I were just talking. There is another way to do it without code. It involves Input Parameters. qRules 1.7 (just released) includes a new command "GetInputParamters" which would need to be employed to accomplish this.
Currently you are probably using Rules to launch the new form. This would need to change to a link ...
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You need to use code. When you use code to launch a new form, the function returns the XDocument of the newly opened form. You can use that XDocument to manipulate the DOM of the new form the same as you would your current form. Thus you can get a value from your current form and set it in the new form.
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I did a little research into your issue and found what is causing it and a workaround for you.
The SortTable command is trying to append the rows to the table. The table is being determinded by the row you specify in the command, and then up one level. In your case, the table becomes my:myFields.
When the rows are sorted, they are appended into ...
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What you are trying to do is not impossible... it just takes a good understanding of XPath and the current() function. They can be tough to wrap your mind around, but once you get there, they aren't too difficult to work with.
The basic path is to create a second "summary" copy of your table. Then you need to add filtering (or ...
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Do you need the Name/Role data in your main data source? If not, once you add the repeating table to your view from the secondary data source, you can right-click the right-most column of your table and choose Insert | Columns To The Right to add additional columns to your table. Then you can add your other items into those columns.
HOWEVER--if ...