InfoPath Dev

That is very strange indeed. Have you tried watching your network connection during these submits to see if it goes offline?

You said you were submitting via a Web service... that is where the issue will lie. The WS is not accounting for a repeating structure. It will need to be updated.

All the code that you showed before that you added to the _Startup method should be moved to the Loading method. It doesn't belong in _Startup. Do some reasearch into the Help system on the _Startup method and you will see why. As for the form not working on IP03: Is this a browser form? If so, then there shouldn't be an issue because in ...

Did you make the full switch to the IP07 code model? XPathNavigator oFromItem = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator.SelectSingleNode("...your...xpath...here...", NamespaceManager);

Glad to have helped!

I repeat... there is no way to do this. When you are using "C# (InfoPath 2003 Compatible)" there is no access to the MainDataSource object. It doesn't exist. It won't exist. You either need to use InfoPath 2003 compatible coding (i.e. thisXDocument.DOM) or you need to switch to use "C#" (the InfoPath 2007 coding model ...

You can't just type in the formula into the label text box, otherwise it WILL interpret it as plain text. You need to click on the formula button (labeled "fx") to the right of that text box and add the formula there. Then it will interpret it as a concat() function.

Without some sort of Active Directory Web Service, you are stuck setting your form to Full Trust to get all the information you want. That's not a pleasant scenario for Browser form deployment--but is doable. I'm not sure what this "Cancel" is or what its functionality is... unless you are referring to something that the browser ...

Also once you have the forms updating the data properly. All you need to do is publish the form to SharePoint. (Create the link to the template). That will be where others open the form initially. Can give them desktop shortcuts or whatever. Your Access DB would need to be in a shared location that everyone can access. (another nice thing for ...

Hey John.  Another option is using multiple InfoPath forms. You can have one to update projects but then have sub forms for your activities and milestones.  Sometimes this can give you some more flexibility. You can link from one form to another. The danger is modifying multiple parts at once. InfoPath checks data consistency before ...