InfoPath Dev

Thanks Clay, I will pass this info along to our Exchange engineers and let you know the outcome. Thanks Lou

I should mention that the string data type can be blank whenever it wants and does not use the xsi:nil attribute. Formatting is not important on a string type either.

XML, and thus InfoPath, expect a date to be formatted like: 2008-04-17 (yyyy-MM-dd), and a datetime to be formatted as 2008-04-17T11:34:23 (yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss). You must also, when populating a date node via code, ensure that the xsi:nil attribute is removed before trying to set the value, or you will receive an error. The use of ...

I'm out of ideas here. Unfortunately there are still a good number of things that InfoPath could improve upon to make this a more fully functional enviornment to develop in, and we are only on the 3rd release--so they are still getting good feedback from customers like yourself on things that are needed.

Unfortunately, this is outside my scope of knowledge.... does someone else what to jump in here to help?

Hi all, after adding a new signature group to my InfoPath  form template I get following error when I open a existing  form: InfoPath cannot open the following file: …..The Form contains schema validation errorsElement'{http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/myXSD/2007-10-17T10:48:48}signatures5' is ...

Okay. Thanks. As I understand it: you have a current InfoPath form that you want to convert into a Word form. And you want to be able to send the Word form to others as an email attachment. Unfortunately, there is no InfoPath-to-Word conversion tool that I am aware of. This means that you will need to manually create the Word form from ...

Thank you very much for your very quick response, I am trying but still cant do it. All i m trying to do is take a year, say 5 and add exactly 2 years to it and return the new date taking into account leap years etc. I have been at it for hours and just ant wok it out. Kind Regards Edward

Hi Ketty. Welcomw to the forum. This is my key focus, workflow and SQL integration via InfoPath. Email me and I can show you some of the best practices I have learned and the common pitfalls.

Welcome to the forum Edward. You need to use the DateDiff vbscript. Search on DateDiff here and you can find some samples.