InfoPath Dev

The issue with this is that somehow the code behind the InfoPath page gets corrupted. The fix can be one of two things. 1) Remove the code behind page if you haven't actually coded anything. This takes the form back to the original functionality and should fix the problem. (Assuming you haven't created any code behind buttons or ...

This post seems to have what I am trying to do - http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/programmatically-select-all-items-multi-select-list-box.htm But, I cannot make it work with my external data source. Data source called - kits_docs Entries - /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW Value - d:val4kitID Display - ...

Unfortunately I don't remember what the ultimate solution was. But, I do remember asking my SP CA Admin to look at this - http://blog.karstein-consulting.com/2013/04/08/error-infopath-cannot-open-the-following-form/ I think it had something to do with how the collection was setup. Sorry for the incomplete answer.

That is so odd. I published to a different Sharepoint site after I got your note. And, it loads a new form without a problem. So, I went back to the old site, deleted the old library, re-published the form and I keep getting an error something like Error on Calculation. I published to a library named something else and it works. I am wondering if ...

Attached the file giving me the error. I really appreciate your help with this issue. The alternative is that I rebuild it. This is the error. Infopath cannot open a new form. There was an error in the calculation code. InfoPath A call to XDocument.GetDOM failed. The DataObject "GetUserProfileByName" does not ...

Hillary, I am having this issue with a form I have. And, I am struggling to search through these files and find something that is actually causing the error. Would you be able to assist?

Got the code fixed. See Below: concat(substring("", 1, (not(starts-with(ReportTitle, "BRKR") and ReportTitle != "" and contains(Media, "View")) or not(starts-with(ReportTitle, "CAPSJ243") and ReportTitle != "" and contains(Media, "View")) or not(starts-with(ReportTitle, ...

Figured it out Had a misplaced parenthesis concat(substring("Bad", 1, (ReportTitle != "BRKR" and ReportTitle != "") * string-length("Bad")), substring(concat(substring-before(UserIDNew, ";"), ",", substring(Action, 1, 1), ",", ReportTitle), 1, (ReportTitle = ...

I am getting a NaN value in front of my desired test string. And, I can't seem to figure this one out. Here is my formula: concat(substring("Bad", 1, (ReportTitle != "BRKR" and ReportTitle != "")) * string-length("Bad"), substring(concat(substring-before(UserIDNew, ";"), ",", ...

BP, I gave this some thought. And, what I would do is to have a hidden field to be populated by either Show or Hide dependent upon a rule. Then I would put a format rule on the section to be shown that hides it unless the field contains Show. Then I would put something like the following logic on the hidden ...