InfoPath Dev

While troubleshooting Alec's solution, we stumbled across another method (i.e. using EVAL instead of CONCAT), check it out: http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx Check it out...it is another (simpler) method for those looking to enable this type of functionality via browser-based forms.

Works as advertised, except I receive an "Unsupported Expression" error when I validate compatibility.  Any ideas?

Strange...I just removed that action from the rules on the control and it still gives me that error.

That is simply the rich text editor on this forum.  I checked the formula in my InfoPath form and they are ";"

 

OK, that worked...except that it is a browser-based form and I get the following error when publishing:The following expression could not be parsed because of a syntax error or because it uses an unidentified namespace prefix or unsupported function:../my:HlinkToEmail,”;”,../my:To/my:Person[number(/my:myFields/my:fCounter)]/my:AccountId 

I'm not sure that I understand what should be changed vs. what is instructed in your blog article. Using the sample provided on your blog, I pasted the following formula into the first action:../my:replyToControl/my:Person[number(/my:myFields/my:fCounter)]/my:AccountIdI renamed "replyToControl" to "To" to match my data ...

I think this will do it...however, I am having an issue in that it if I use the Contact Selector to enter three names, so... In the Contact Selector, I choose:User 1; User 2; User 3In the "HlinkToEmail" control only shows: User 1;  User 1;  User 1Any ideas?

I can select multiple users by 1) double-clicking two or more user names in the search mode or 2) simply enter two names (separated by ; ) and click the check names button.  It allows me to select the users, it will validate both names, but will not "pass" bnoth names to my email WF.

 This is exactly how the Contact Selector is configured.  It works, but only for the first user I pick.