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One thing that can help is using sections and hiding them instead of the individual fields when possible. Often some form changes can make a big difference in the design time and maintenance without compromising the user experience.
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You have come up against one of the limitations of stock InfoPath. Database forms can only query one set of tables. If you need a solution that interacts with a database then you should check out the database accelerator. Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1.2808 - Developer
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Try using Today instead of Now, this will eliminate the time component. If you want a specific format then I would create another field in your form and have it default to today and then set the date formatting.
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you need to create a new submit type data connection. Specify the file location and you can use the concat function to create the naming convention.
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Sounds like your just getting 5 columns of a table which should be straight-forward.
If I understand your diagram correctly, your XML DOM might looks something like:
<TableName controlAccount="" budget="" element="" hours1="" hours2="" hours3=""/>
Repeating of course. Then a ...
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Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K!
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Once you understand them and their true power in the world of programming, you'll be using them all the time.
Good luck!
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Yes - if you're anything like me, anything you want to do is always more complicated than you ever expected. Nothing is ever simple.
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Hello
I have this xsn template and when i save this, i get the form.xml file.
How do i change xsn to save and create this form.xml on the remote location? When it gets saved, i also want to name that xml file with that specific time. (e.g. 0911071200.xml)
Thank you
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Hello,
I'm trying to configure my Submit button on a form to "timestamp" when it was submitted, but coming up with some ugly naming output (title of item on date/time:
"title" on 2007-09-11T14_07_46
My filename is an expression:
concat(PreparedBy, " on ", now())
Can I get better ...