InfoPath Dev

Using 2010 version of SharePoint and InfoPath. I have created an InfoPath form using SharePoint and I have a hyperlink with a textbox variable called ClassName and I want to pass the variable to another InfoPath form.  Part of the hyperlink is, ... Registration.xsn&ClassName={@Name_x0020_of_ ...

I was using conditional statement to hide the rows in the repeating table.  This has to be the worst application on the market when it comes to dates.  It works in development (Infopath)  but not in production. (Web form) I have spent many hours trying to figure this out.  I still got that T even when the test datefield is a ...

All files are strings.  I initially tried the substring but on the Web form it did not work  I'll try setting the date using the ClassDate to set ClassDateTest and see if the output is OK.   Thanks,

[quote user="Michael Vasquez"] I finally got i to work properly for the SHAREPOINT Class,  It should work on the others. What I did was to change the format of the DateClass Field in code such as:Public Sub ClassDate_Changed(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As XmlEventArgs) Dim xpn As XPathNavigator = Me.CreateNavigator()Dim ns ...

I finally got i to work properly for the SHAREPOINT Class,  It should work on the others. What I did was to change the format of the DateClass Field in code such as:Public Sub ClassDate_Changed(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As XmlEventArgs) Dim xpn As XPathNavigator = Me.CreateNavigator()Dim ns As XmlNamespaceManager = ...

I spoke too soon.  When I went to publish the form, the Web form did not work; but in Infopath it does. The Class Roster InfoPath 2007 Web Form has 27 data connections, which point to 27 different list.  No problem here. Here is my rule for the class roster on an individual Repeating Table. The first repeating table points to a ...

You are the best.  It worked.  I thought I had tried the concat function but I probably had it reversed.  Now I just have to do this for the other 20 classes.  But at least the hard part is over.

I have searched the Internet and have found some solutions but none work.  I have  a SharePoint List called SharePoint, which is also a Data Connection on my InfoPath 2007 form.  I have created a repeating section to the my data connection, SharePoint.  I have also added a test box on the repeating section,which points to ...

Hilary was right, I used the following: 10 - count(xdXDocument:GetDOM("SharePoint Training")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:SharePoint_Training/@Class_Date[starts-with(., xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:SharePointTraining/my:dClassDate)])  Thanks again Hilary and all who contributed.  Mike V

Hilary, I dragged the datasource, SharePoint Training(Secondary), Class_Date to the InfoPath form and I was able to view the data in InfoPath and also in the Web Form.  Strange that the InfoPath form sorts the list descending and the Web form is sorted ascending.  Since I know that I can see the data from the SharePoint list, how do I ...