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Hi!
So, your date field is showing a validation error even after you've entered a date? I think your validation would be... Action = "Leaver" and DateField is blank...
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Is your mapping to group2? That is, are you submitting all the data in group2 to your list?
If so, the relative path would be my:File_Attachment/my:field2 - it would need to be relative to group2.
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Another option might be to save the form as source files and search the manifest.xsf - not sure what the action is for a dialog box, but you could make a little sample form with just a dialog box rule, save as source files, and look at the manifest.xsf - then you'd know what to search for. :-)
I do this when I accidentally break forms by ...
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Look into the XPathNodeIterator. You need to loop through the repeating node to get the values for each node and build your SQL command accordingly.
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Any chance at all I could get you to share your form? I'm having a really hard time understanding this without seeing the form.
Or a screenshot of the controls? I just don't get what you are doing at all. I'm sorry.
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Hi - so you'll need to concatenate all the values from you repeating field into a single field, then map that single field.You have a couple choices here - you can use a double eval formula to concatenate the values, or you could use the qRules delimited list command.
I've emailed your form back to you with a new field added to ...
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Well, I wouldn't imagine you could change the Created Date or the Created By information - SharePoint controls that (as well as the modified information). But what happens if you add a new field to the form to store a date?
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Well, let me clarify a few things first -
The AttachToSharePointList command, on its own, requires an existing list item.
You can include attachments with the SubmitToSharePointList command.
List items allow multiple attachments.
So, with that in mind, it seems like you would not need a secondary list for your attachments - why not ...
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What if you make an edit and close the form and re-open it in design mode right away - that is, you say "Later that day or the next day, they are gone" - I'm wondering if they are also gone right away if you save the form locally and close it, then re-open it in design mode.
Have you been testing this with a single SharePoint List? ...
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I have to say - I've never had this happen. It seems like there is something wrong with either your InfoPath install or your SharePoint install. When you open the form you saved locally in design mode - the changes you saved are no longer there? When you publish your form to SharePoint - the published changes disappear?