Re: Infopath 2013, SP2013, qDabra rules => no browser based form?

worms — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 16:16:22 GMT

Thanks a lot!! That was very easy. The Sandbox Service did not run.

Re: Infopath 2013, SP2013, qDabra rules => no browser based form?

Hilary Stoupa — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 15:18:16 GMT

Given the simplicity of the form, the first thing I'd guess is that either the SharePoint server doesn't have the sandbox service configured, OR you are not a site collection admin. Can you check those things?

Infopath 2013, SP2013, qDabra rules => no browser based form?

worms — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 08:10:43 GMT

Hi,

I am using InfoPath since a few days and I found it very difficult to easily bind controls to data fields . I just want to submit data into a SharePoint list. I am very happy that I found your qDabra product which helps a lot.

... but I am now facing an issue. I have a very simple InfoPath form which I want to use browser-based.

I created the form with the controls
I used your mapping tool to map the controls to list fields
I injected your rules
I configured the data Connections, submit button

It works fine in the InfoPath Client. When I publish it to SharePoint it says:

"The form template has been published to the Server, but it can only be opened in the InfoPath Filler because it contains Features that are not compatible with web Browsers".

To fix this Problem I shall use the design checker.

When I navigate to the design checker, it says "there are no Errors or Messages".

In the rule injector I used the Options "browser based form and sandbox".

What is wrong now? I have attached the form xsn to this post.

Thanks

Sven

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Re: Infopath 2013, SP2013, qDabra rules => no browser based form?

Re: Infopath 2013, SP2013, qDabra rules => no browser based form?

Infopath 2013, SP2013, qDabra rules => no browser based form?