Browser Forms

Re: How to see the number of form actions that the browser has queued up

ivan_wilson — Thu, 16 May 2013 11:13:17 GMT

Thanks Ernesto,

Fiddler does show me the postbacks (and how long it has been since a postback), but it doesn't show me the number of actions that the browser has queued. There doesn't seem to be a lot of details as to what causes an "action", so we are not sure how to design our forms to reduce the likelihood of exceeding the actions limit.

Ivan

Re: How to see the number of form actions that the browser has queued up

ErnestoM — Wed, 15 May 2013 12:28:43 GMT

The only way I have been able to count the number of postback rules to troubleshoot a form is using Fiddler, since it will record an entry for every postback. Maybe that helps you too?

How to see the number of form actions that the browser has queued up

ivan_wilson — Wed, 15 May 2013 03:50:51 GMT

One of our forms occasionally generates the following error: Number of form actions, 242, has exceeded 200, the maximum allowable value per request. This value is configurable and can be changed by the administrator I know that we can increase this limit via Central Admin. However we want to determine what behaviour is causing this number of actions to occur. According to the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Technical Reference: "InfoPath Forms Services forms record every action in a temporary event log that is stored in the browser client. When a server postback is necessary, the recorded log data is sent and the actions are replayed on the server" Where can I look in the Browser Client to monitor these details? I'm hoping that the IE Developer Tools can help me here. Thanks Ivan