InfoPath Dev

Awesome. The first link really helped me out and I'm disappointed that it only appeared in 1 of the 10+ posts I saw regarding filtering SharePoint lists for browser forms.

No, was never able to resolve this issue.  It must have something to do with the preceding-sibling function.  Since Template Parts are embedded as section, and therefore, nodes, InfoPath must be trying to level the formulas and expressions when a Template Part is added to a form. -Ann

Trying to build InfoPath forms with complicated logic without code is pushing InfoPath beyond some of its limits.  Nonetheless, I did some research and was able to come up with an expression that will return a concatenated string of filtered values from a repeating table. Using a hacked together IF-like statement from ...

Ran into this issue myself. I was able to publish forms from other computers but not mine.  Some solutions that have been published involve turning off the Systems Event Notifications service but this didn't work for me.  The solution I found came in a comment although it doesn't seem to work for everyone.  I didn't ...

I'm struggling with my template parts. It seems that every time I add my template part into a new form, it loses the schema context.  Let me explain. In my template part I have the following Schema: UserGroup (repeating group) UG_ServerName UG_ApplicationName In the conditional formatting of UG_Server, I have the ...

Don't know if you're still working on this but here's what I used:  rowColor = (count(preceding-sibling::myRepeatingSection) + 1) mod 2 Then, set the conditional formatting for the repeating section to color if rowColor <> 0 count( preceding-sibling::myRepeatingSection)+1 returns the rowNumber x mod ...