InfoPath Dev

In my reply to one of your other posts on this, I suggested that the issue may be with your rowdest param: /rowdest=coti_servicios I'd expect: /rowdest=my:coti_servicios I also recommended that you put the error node from the QdabraRules data source on your form temporarily to see if you are getting any errors. Have you tried the above ...

Any chance you could attach the form you are trying this with to a reply under the options tab? Or a screen shot of your main data source?

Hi - have you put the Error node from the Qdabra Rules data source on your form to see if you have any errors? I think the issue is here: /rowdest=coti_servicios At the very least, I'd expect to see the same namespace prefix as in your /tabledest parameter: /rowdest=my:coti_servicios If the repeating node in your main data source has the ...

Without a doubt, the best tags I've ever seen. So - I don't know of a sample database and form, so let's try to fix yours instead - sound like a plan? Can you give me more detail on the messages you are getting? I'm also going to send you an email via the forum - so you can send me a zip with your DB and form. That way I can see ...

I'm sorry you've not had any responses - your situation is extremely specific, and it could just be no one in the community has run into it before. Have you tried in any SharePoint specific forums? Maybe the SharePoint StackExchange?

Not to my knowledge - you can't really create a view like you can in SQL to combine tables, and in InfoPath a drop down list can only have a single data source.

Wonderful - thanks for your patience. It takes a little figuring sometimes to know what SharePoint expects - I think it is only Calendar lists that expect this format, I'm pretty sure we have tested date time data types with custom lists and not run into this issue.

I changed my /format parameter for my format date command - see attached. The rules are on Start Date and End Date - I'm using a custom format for /format.

There's a lot to be said for brute force. Try this for your format date: /format=yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ Works nicely for me....

But, if I add a "T" between the date and the time - they get created at the right time...