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Is the field that is bound to the list box being set to a default value of the entry of the list box? It sounds as if when you click on them, you are then setting the value of the field.
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Hi:
First, I'm confused as to this:I have since learned you cannot have a calculated or lookup field.
What does that mean?
When you say XML and the GUID - do you mean you added an owssvr data connection to the form?
All you need here is to be able to subtotal fields that have values that look like this:
"float;#1.50 ...
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Here's a blog post that outlines the form code required for this.
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A form template is made up of many files - XSL, XML, XSD and sometimes others. All you see is the packed up XSN. Under the Publish option on the File page, you'll see Export Source Files. This will open a dialog allowing you to select a folder (or create a new folder) to save all these files in.
You'll need to then open the views that ...
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I've attached a simple sample form. Right click the link in the post header and save the file locally. Right click the locally saved file and select Design to open in design mode. There is conditional formatting on two expression boxes (calculated values in IP 2010). You can preview the form to see how it works.
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Hi, Bob:
What version of IP / ShP are you using? Starting in 2007, we could set promoted properties to allow edit - see attached screenshot.
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Oh my gosh! I can't believe someone else has this issue to - so glad you posted. I blogged on this the other day - while I found that the form worked as a web form w/ the error - print preview functionality was broken - if I had another view set as a print view, my views wouldn't switch when I selected Print Preview.
Here's the blog ...
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Do you only need to update a single list item with a single value? Or do you need to add list items?
If your scenario is simple, you may be able to just use CAML - here's a blog post that outlines that approach.
Otherwise, you might want to consider qRules - SubmitToSharePoint list makes this pretty straightforward.
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I'd try repairing my InfoPath install - have you tried that? And, of course, making sure .NET programability support is enabled. This link has some instructions on that.
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Try deselcting "show only unique" and see if it makes a difference in performance, just to troubleshoot. Here's my blog post on the issue I had with that setting.