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Browser forms submitting to library - promoted columns randomly empty

Last post 04-10-2014 05:48 AM by Dieter. 2 replies.
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  • 04-04-2014 02:55 PM

    • Dieter
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    Browser forms submitting to library - promoted columns randomly empty

    Hi - very interested in some opinions on this onen as I'm stumped!! I have a form library in production and all was well. Until I noticed a couple of submitted forms were not showing the data ( integer) for a forced field ( cannot be blank, with validation active) did not show up in the sharepoint column. The value is present when you open the form, but no value was captured in the sharepoint column. Further to this, when you get to 17 digits in this field and then click outside the control, the last few digits will round up or down!! Inconsistently, when editing the value in this field and resubmitting, it doesn't always overwite the old value, which it should. This is a text box set to integer with no formatting and just "cannot be blank" validation in play. Hundreds of forms already submitted with no issues, why just 3? Any insight would be greatly appreciated - I am at a loss currently. Sorry for any typos as I'm writing this on mobile device.
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  • 04-07-2014 02:55 PM In reply to

    Re: Browser forms submitting to library - promoted columns randomly empty

    is it possible to get a copy of the form
  • 04-10-2014 05:48 AM In reply to

    • Dieter
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    Re: Browser forms submitting to library - promoted columns randomly empty

    Hi Garrett - Sorry for the late response. I cannot share the form, however the issue appears to have resolved itself - I am leaning towards IE10 as the culprit, but do not have anything other than speculation at this time. Forms submitted with IE8 and IE9 were all ok. The only common element was that out 1500 forms that were submitted , the only ones that did have this issue (6) were all submitted using IE10.

    Thanks for your effort - much appreciated - I'm going to mark this as answered for now, as I do not have anything meatier. will revisit this if it re-occurs.

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