InfoPath Dev

I’m having problems with a dollar field from an InfoPath form, displaying properly in the SharePoint Designer generated e-mail. Everything is fine, unless the dollar amount ends in “.00”, then all I get is a single decimal place (for example, I have numbers that display as “$1,1200.0”; $450.0; and $7000.0”). My original field to capture the ...

Hilary, since we did this via e-mail, I adding your comments here for the benefit of others: HS: Instead, I’d put a rule on the ID field in the secondary data source, because you are probably not using that list ID for anything. You know it will always be greater than 0, so if you set it to 0, it will change and the rule will fire. Since this ...

 I added a field in form/document library I'm importing from that concatenates the URL from this day forward and added it to my data connection. I then tried to add a rule that states if it is blank, concatenate the file name field (also in the data connection) to create the URL - no luck. When I preview, the blank File URL field ...

I have a similar issue. I could go to the document library I want to import from and create a new field and concat the http:// preface to the file name and then add the post-URL syntax, but all of my previous entries will not have this field completed and I would be importing a blank field. I tried adding a rule to my repeating table field to say ...

 Success! (screen shot of the table in the e-mail)   I would like to make a couple of modifications though. The last column doesn't seem to separate the rows like the first 2 columns and I'd like some buffer space after the longest Location Address (to improve readability). Spacing is fine between the first 2 ...

  I have 3 columns in a repeating table (Agent ID, Location, Time Zone). Most forms will only have 1 or 2 entries (rows), but some may have 20. I imagine I’ll have to copy all of the information into another field (concatenated somehow) which I then promote to the document library and then somehow convert it using SP Designer so that ...

My apologies for the delay in finishing out this post, but as it turns out, the CSS error actually never went away. I would do Design Checker and Preview after each change to copy over parts of the Printing View and InfoPath told me No Problem. But when I went to publish the form, there it was again. I think there is one little unclosed (“) or ...

Yes, my apologies for the brevity of my initial question - this was from Design Checker. As Hilary stated, I located the offending view by systematically eliminating items/views until only the offender remained (along with the error). I then created another form without the offending view and systematically copied over parts of the table and then ...

 "Unterminated quotes encountered in CSS string." - but no assistance on locating it to correct it (whatever it is). Any ideas are welcome.

The other posts I found were 5+ years old and did not offer anything that helped. InfoPath 2013 - SP 2013 - No Code - Previous template published okay as a Web form - added one text field and republished with this error " An unknown error has occurred. The form template has been published to the server but it can only be opened in InfoPath ...