InfoPath Dev

I have started getting errors while switching views through the browser.  The default view loads fine.  There are no errors when publishing the form.  But I get the "The Form has been closed" message when switching views.  The SharePoint logs show this series of errors when I get that message from the ...

I was trying to avoid the sample as a test, but it's use in inevitable; which is unfortunate since I'm really doing the same exact thing...only with more fields of different names.  Nothing complicated extra. I know we're going to be using SQL through SharePoint for our reporting from our form libraries (once we convert to ...

 I am using IP 2003 (sp1) to design a form that integrates with an Access DB. Recently, the form processor began to throw the following error on Submit: "Multiple colons are not allowed in a name". In trying to isolate the problem I have gone so far as to recreate both the form and the DB -- grrr. This seems to be the key -- one of ...

The saga continues.......  A million thanks to stephane eyskens  for the response at this forum http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3060085&SiteID=1 (You prevented a nervous breakdown) On loading the form up to sharepoint the event wouldnt trigger. So I needed to set that radio button field to post back to ...

You can submit via rules. You can have as many submits as you want. Just set submit options to rules and then put conditions as needed and fire the various submits. Often you could put conditional formatting on the button and it would be disabled until the validation was right.

Sorry I forgot to mention that I'm using InfoPath 2003 with WSS 3.0 and SQL Server 2000. So I'm publishing my forms on the SharePoint in web format. Is this still achievable with your method? Because as far I understand, when you configure rules to the submit button then it’s not possible to publish forms to the SharePoint ...

The xpath tns vs s0 is trivial, you just need to make sure you use what is in your form. Have you considered using an XML file or database to house this information? That could be simpler.  I have used a SharePoint list to keep this data, but only because the list would be updated via SharePoint.  If you are going to manage the updates ...

Sorry to keep tacking on to this thread.  But my situation is similar.  I have two nodes, Total C and Total I each with a sum function to create a numerical value.  I have another node, TotalAssets which takes a max value between the two said nodes.  I can't get the syntax right to allow the max between two fields ...

Oh and one more thing, my data connection has tns:listName...while the Matt Faus example shows an s0 (or sO?).  What's that about?

Welcome to the forum.   have you tried accessing the web service via data conenctions rather than directly in your code? For a browser based form you would need to convert to a UDC, this can be done with one button click as a data connection.