General Office 365

Fetch email to Sharepoint list

AndrePereira — Wed, 20 May 2015 15:46:32 GMT

Hi, What I want is to have a sharepoint list that is filled when users send an email. Is that possible? I am using sharepoint online on office365 Thanks in advance

Dropdown lists not working properly in O365 on tablet devices

ShaneHarvy — Tue, 17 Sep 2013 16:49:08 GMT

I have created a browser form in IP 2010 to publish to a O365 site. When published to my site, the form works great in the browser on PC (both IE and Chrome), but when viewed using Chrome or Safari on my iPad, the arrows and selection options for dropdown menus do not render. I don't know what other information someone may need, but is this a known issue?

Repeating table takes ages to filter entries from List/Library

merley72 — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 14:51:40 GMT

Hi, has anyone used an InfoPath form on Office 365 in the Browser mode (not Filler), and in that had a filtered repeating table based on a data connection pulling back information from a list or library? I have and it seems to be remarkably slow in performing the filtering.

I've got a form (call it the Parent), from which you can create Children-type records, and so on the Parent I want to see a list of all the Children documents that I've created. I did the normal business of creating a Data Connection and then dropped the values from that back onto the Parent form, removing some fields I didn't want to see, and then adding a filter to the repeating table to only display records where the ParentID on this document = the ParentID in the Data Connection. I then published the form up to the LIbrary, and it loaded fine.

Once the new templates was in place, I opened a record, and yes the section and repeating table was there, but so were a whole bunch of records from the list, and over quite a number of seconds - sometimes more than 30 - the filtering took hold and eventually on valid documents were left being displayed. I tried it on new Parent documents as well (which of course would have no children) and it still displayed a long list.

Does anyone have any theories about what is going on here? I done the same on SharePoint systems for on-premise situations and it has been immediate - the list only displays valid material from the 1st second.

Suggestions or ideas about the cause and potentially any methods (no code please) I could employ would be really helpful.

Regards Alan C.

Publishing InfoPath form(with code) on Office365 Site.

sheetal.shevate — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 07:55:42 GMT

Hi all,

I have written code in InfoPath 2010 using C#.

I want to implement this form on office365 site.

I am using the following line of code.

using (SPSite mySite = new SPSite(ServerInfo.SharePointSiteUrl.ToString()))

{

--------------

}

But facing error while publishing it. Aslo can not able to run this code. Getting error in above line of code.

Also tried with both the options

1] Form Option --> Full Trust (the form has access to file and setting on the computer)

2] Form Option --> Automatically determine security level (recommended)

Still it needs Administrator Approved.

Can anybody have any solution on this?

Thanks,

Sheetal