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How are you currently populating that field? Are you using a default value setting, or a rule?
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It requires more overhead, requires a developer to maintain it, requires Visual Studio, requires Full Trust, requires administrative approval, and requires uploading to Central Admin, which requires MOSS Enterprise.
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Oh, glad it was simple. I thought I had mentioned it on the phone when testing your form, so I figured this was something more complicated. Glad it's not! The "close" action is great...
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That is likely caused by a syntax error in the setup - even a lower-case letter in the wrong spot. When I first used this, I had the same error, and it was due to one upper case letter in the wrong spot.
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You have to add conditions to the submit button that check to see if the file has already been submitted. You do this by adding a "submitted" field to your form that is hidden and is a regular text field. Add an action to your submit button that sets this field to your pre-formatted, concatenated filename. Also, add a ...
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In your submit button, you can add the "Close" action. That closes the form and returns the user to whatever URL you see in the Source attribute of the Forms Services URL (look at the address bar when the form is open in the browser). This attribute defaults to the View of the Forms Library that the user was in when clicking ...
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Uh, yeah, WSS is free. Browser-enabled forms are only with MOSS Enterprise, which is 2 set of CALs above what you're doing. The only other option is to purchase and install Forms Server, but I think that requires MOSS Standard. You are pretty limited with free software. I'm not sure that SBS08 is any restriction, ...
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Open the form in the browser first, then get the URL. It's a completely different URL that is derived by Forms Services.
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Holy crap, that's one helluva command string. Thanks for posting, because this can be very useful, although quite amusing at the same time. :O
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Hmm, perhaps instead of using rules, set the default values of the fields in the repeating table to the same way your rules were set. This accomplishes the same thing except that the initial action isn't pushing the data to the other fields via rules. Instead, if you set them to default to their respective values using the same ...