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From the error message, I'd guess there is a problem in one of your views with radio button controls.
If this were my form I'd create a backup copy of the form. Then I would start removing the views with radio button controls, one at a time, and trying to admin approve after removing each view - try to narrow down the view with the ...
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The rules would be on the field bound to the dropdown control.
Then, when that field changes (the user changes the drop down selection) the field you are setting which is bound to the textbox you are displaying on your form would be changed.
I've created a simple sample form displaying what I mean. Save it locally, right click and open in ...
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I guess I'd probably use a single field for text per drop down, and set that field's value based on the drop down selection - probably using a secondary data source, so I could update things without making changes to the form. Then I'd promote that field if I needed the info displayed in my library.
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You would probably need another field for this - I'm not sure I understand your design decision of a specific text box control for each drop down option - I'm assuming the user enters something in the corresponding text box?
At any rate, you would probably need to add yet another field that you promote that holds the value of the text box ...
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Are both your forms designed the same? That is, does one use a print view?
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Sounds like your situation may be different - this is a pretty old thread. You may want to create a new post with more details on what you are trying to do.
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Are you talking about promoted properties? Form fields that display their data in the library the XML is submitted to? Those can be configured under the File menu, Info, Form Options (Tools > Form Options pre-2010) in the Promoted Properties category - just select the field and promote it.
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The concat function should do this for you:
concat(txtbox3, "; ", txtbox1, "; ", txtbox2)
Using the field picker to select the field - I'm assuming you are wanting to add 1 and 2 to whatever is in 3 already - the formlua above will have txtbox3 starting with a ";", so you may want to use conditions, use that ...
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I found another idea here. Note he mentions something at the end of the thread that was a deal breaker for him - if the form wasn't saved first, his changes didn't show.
So - you could have something in your form that required submit prior to showing the link - have a secondary data source field called submitted that defaults to false, ...
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Yes, your admin approved template needs to be re-uploaded to Central Admin - in this scenario, Quick Publish updates the network published template - when you publish for admin approval, you enter the network location the admin (maybe you!) will upload the published template from.... so all Quick Publish is doing is updating this file. Does ...