InfoPath Dev

What a pain in the cranium! Solution, Finally! Step 1 - Add multiline text columns in the SharePoint list. I named mine close to the Lookup Column field. Ex. Summary (multiline text column) and LK_Summary (Lookup Summary column). Step 2 – Open InfoPath form to edit. Step 3 – If the new multiline text columns did not come over ...

Arghhhh! still back to the positive integer error. This time it is not highlighting the text area but comes up in a different error message box when you submit the form.

You rock! Yes this is what I was looking for! Thank you so much. The Summary Description field is doing what it needs to. I'll change out the other values in the form and I should be good to go. Thank you again for helping me out on this!

the file will not open for me. Error says it has restricted read permissions on it. never mind, got it opened.

I just discovered that method from this thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/12113.aspx?PageIndex=2 only problem now: another error! "binding a non-repeating control to a repeating field or group is not supported in SharePoint list forms." So If I do bind this to a repeating control, I get the error with "Only Positive ...

I've been playing with this most of the day, with no luck in getting to the final result without the integer error squawking at me. If I set the "Value" in Text Box Properties under Default Value to the ID, error goes away. I'm still left with a number displaying in the form, which doesn't accomplish the goal. When I ...

Good morning, yes this is a SharePoint list that is pulling the pieces together. Once I changed the InfoPath form for each one of the sections over to the text box, this is when the errors started occurring. In InforPath, the formula checks out good, so I am assuming it is a validation error when it tries to write back to the list. If this is ...

I have a cascading list that has been created utilizing 7 individual custom lists from SP 2010 with various look-up references. The resulting list is established to show different segments of a job posting: Title, Summary, Responsibilities, Knowledge/Skills, Compensation, About, and Location. All of the lists, except Title and location, are ...