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Hi - you can execute data connections in code - so I think the answer to your question is "yes" - if you submit via code, as long as you are using a built in IP data connection (which you are) your form shouldn't have to be full trust - however, I'm not sure if any code you add that changes the focus may not require full trust.
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Are you setting the column's value prior to submitting the form? I see that mistake often - accidentally setting a field's value after submitting the XML....
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Wow - 100 views - that seems like a really big form.
Can you just let them select the view from the built in ribbon controls? The object model only lets us change views on a button click - so even writing custom code won't do this ... unless you use the context changed event (and I'm not sure if this a browser form or not, but that ...
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In design mode, under the Insert tab on the ribbon, you can add a hyperlink and select a data source for the address & the display - I'm not sure what control you currently have in the table, but you may be able to replace it with this.
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Hi - preceding-sibling should work - you may just have the syntax not quite right. What field are you placing your rule on?
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It sounds like both text boxes are bound to the same data field. Delete the one you don't want and add a new one from the Controls.
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I'm guessing this is a SharePoint list form?
For your lookup column, you have to set the field to the list item ID for the item that is being looked up - so, let's say this is your "Employees" list and you have a lookup column to another list called "Departments" - you will need to set the field for that column to a ...
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So, you aren't getting any errors when the code runs, just if you include the date and the capacity, your items aren't created.
Run in debug, and see what batchNav looks like, so you know what the CAML is you are going to submit. Your web service submit may be returning errors that you aren't seeing - you can pass some additional ...
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Hi - the two lines of code in your post look the same to me - I don't quite understand your question.
Can you post your code full code? For lookup columns, you need to submit the list item id for the looked up item. For dates, the format can be a little finicky - at the very least, you need to be using yyyy-MM-dd format.
As a side note - ...
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Hi - you should be able to do this - when you publish the form from your work machine, it will want to try to relocate its code files to recompile the code - but you have the option of clicking "Ignore" and continuing to publish.