InfoPath Dev

 It sounds like you created a Hyperlink-type picture control. You need to change its field's datatype to Picture or File Attachment (base64), delete the control, and then re-create the control from that field.

Hi Bill, Thanks for all the detail. Looks like you were on the right track. I think the attached XSLT should work, and you can run it like this:     Transform /sourceds=Users /destpath=/my:myFields/my:UserSchedules /xsltfile=UserTransfer.xslt /placement=append /excluderoot=true Some pointers about where you went ...

Hi Bill! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Could you provide a screen shot of both the secondary data source the values are coming from and the format you want to change it into? And if you can attach whatever you've got so far for the XSLT file, I can help point you in the right direction.

 Hi Lizmcc If your repeating table is showing a large number of rows, this probably means that you are querying the entire list, and this will be bad for performance. What you should try instead is to filter your query. That is, before querying the list's data connection, set the appropriate query field to the value that you ...

Hello rayzermatic!  It turns out that this is somewhat difficult to do with InfoPath's built-in functionality. One option is to use a recursive approach: put a rule on the field like this:   Condition: field contains "__"   Action: set field to concat(substring-before(field, "__"), "_", ...

For those tuning in: I met with Raj and after inspecting the logs we found that the sandbox service was exceeeding its resources, perhaps because of the quantity of rows being submitted using SubmitToSharePointList. We increased the CPUExecutionTime and ProcessCPUCycles limits using the information on the following pages and that seems to have ...

Hi Eugene,  I haven't seen an issue like this before. I wonder if it has anything to do with the default value formulas in your form. I see that two of the fields in your MLWM_Expense_Fields group have default value formulas (ML_Market and ML_Complex), and there are a lot of default value formulas that depend on this table. Could you ...

Hi Mozzak, The XPath for that would be AmendmentGrp[last()]/AmendVerNum If you're using a browser form and it doesn't like the use of last(), then this one will probably work: AmendmentGrp[not(following-sibling::my:AmendmentGrp)]/AmendVerNum

You can find the file by going to the Data tab and clicking on Resource Files. You can add it to your own form by doing: Data Connections Add... Next > XML document Next > Resource Files... Add... (Select file) Next Finish