InfoPath Dev

Hi Hilary, I was wondering if there's a fix to the issue I'm having right now with my form where I modified my "Run Query" button. I thought it was already perfect but then I read this thread and found out indeed this error "The Structure of the Datafield Group has been changed and no longer matches the structure of the ...

Hi Hilary, I'm afraid I have to join in here :). I also modified my Run Query button with your help in a previous thread. I use InfoPath 2007 with C# as code behind. I thought my form has no problem until I saw this thread. I get the same error doing the steps as described above.

After dwelling on this problem all day, I finally found the solution on my own and I never thought it would be as simple as disabling "update this value..." in the Default Value section of the field's property. grrr..

I'm sorry I didn't realize I got a response for my post on this thread. I have to search through my older posts to see it. Anyways, thanks Hilary... I already found a fix for the said problem.

Hi all, I have a field on my form that serves as timestamp. I am trying to set that field to automatically be assigned the current date & time value (using now() function) everytime a new record is created. I tried using default property but the problem with this approach is this overrides the original value of previous records when ...

Thanks Hilary. I Got it working already. I hope you guys don't get tired helping us newbies. :)

try using the round() function in the formula: round(100*substring-after(field, ":") div 60)   or use ToString("#.##") in the C# code: (int.Parse(Temp[0]) + (double.Parse(Temp[1]) / 60)).ToString("#.##")

Hi Jimmy, You're absolutely right! Oh well, I guess I have to brush up on my SQL then. :) Thank you so much. - Ric

Hi Hilary, Sorry to be back so soon! Guess what? :) Yeah, I'm running into a problem. Since I'm using C#, I referred to this thread instead of the one with Microsoft. I studied the discussion and followed all your instructions including the use of first and second half substring manipulation. However, I'm ...

Thank you so much Hilary. I really don't know how I would ever survive without you. You've been a great help to me and I'm very grateful for this. Thanks again. - Ric