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current() confuses most people. Once you understand it, it makes life much easier, however, always knowing exactly which node it represents can sometimes present a problem! It bites me sometimes too.
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.SetValue() is the right choice... but DateTime.Today.ToString() fails to give an XML-compatible date string.... XML expects the format of the string to be "YYYY-mm-DD", which you can get from a slight modification of your code: DateTime.Today.ToString("s"). The "s" tells the string generator to use the ...
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wow
i did not even know about this. thank you so much!!!!
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I have not set it up since SP2003 but you should be able to modify the view.
Then go into the grouping section and select the field to group upon.
It would be under view settings, etc.
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This sounds interesting. Do you know anywhere I can get more information on this?
It might solve a lot of the problems I am facing.
Thanks
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No I do not think so.
I have not seen the subfolder method really work well. Lots of people want to replicate a folder type layout in a Library but it does not work well because of trying to create and access the subfolders automaticallly.
I think it is better practice to just make a view that is grouped by a promoted property and collapsed ...
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I tried that and it works great if I am only submitting to a specific library. But lets say the document library has subfolders and I want the user to specifically save it in one of those subfolders. Any ideas on how I could set that up?
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You would need to provide it in the form itself.
Show a field which defaults to the standard name but that they can update.
Then that would be the field to use for the filename on submit.
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Hi Greg,
I removed the blank option. Can you tell me how to get this change published to SharePoint? I noticed that I can't save the view.xsl while I have the form opened in design mode. Once I get out of design mode and save the view.xsl then I'm able to save. How do I now get these change to proprogate to the SharePoint server? For some ...
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Hello,
I'm trying to get the order total and using an XPath as an example from the InfoPath Team Blog in an Expression Box:
sum(xdMath:Eval(my:lineItems,
"my:Price * my:Quantity"))
However, I would like to have the order total presented in a column in our SharePoint library. I'm trying to create the same XPath in a Text ...