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So, since you are using 2010, you should be able to create a REST data connection to the owssvr.dll. And then for your filter field, use whatever column returns the link - I usually start with Query=* to get back everything. Try the URL in the browser first - probably look something like ...
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Can you change the first dropdown of the condition to "The expression" and paste in the resulting XPath so I can see the whole condition?
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Check under the Form Options / Compatibility to see if it is a browser or filler form
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Hi!
I think you can get the ID back using the URL if you use FilterOwssvr or REST - are you using ShP & IP 2010? or 2007?
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You can find a video that includes that information here: http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/donovanf/InfoPath-2010-and-Creating-a-Form-that-Consumes-a-REST-enabled-WCF-Service
It is toward the end, about the 10 or 11 minute mark.
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You are right - the point of a calculated field is to not have to add a field to the data source to display the results of a calculation.
However, you can use the same calculation for your conditional formatting. Add conditional formatting to your Submit button. For the first drop down in the condition, select the Total Number of Items Recieved ...
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A browser form is an InfoPath form that users fill out in the browser - if the form opens in InfoPath, it is not a browser form.
You can learn more about conditional formatting and user roles here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/CH010059828.aspx
And here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/CH010059835.aspx
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So, this could be simplified:
xdXDocument:GetDOM("EP Parts List")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Part_x0020_Description[../d:ID = current()]
The current() function returns the current node - since you are in a repeating group, PartNo could have many instances. Your rule is on PartNo, thus current() refers this ...
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Hi - you could use a concat formula and the SharePointListUrl function, if you are using SharePoint 2010:
concat("ChangeSubmitUrl /submit=SharePointLibrarySubmit /url=", SharePointListUrl())
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Off hand, I think the account Id field would do it - since the person or group column will use that Id for the lookup.... but if that doesn't work when you submit, let me know, and I'll set up a test template and get you a more concrete answer.