InfoPath Dev

Hi Scott, Sorry for the delay. Short version: the CORS error is a symptom, not the problem. The real signal is that our WebProxy handed your browser a redirect to the Entra sign in page, and a fetch() call cannot follow that across origins, so Chrome reports it as a CORS failure with that odd "ERR_FAILED 200 (OK)". Nothing is ...

Hi SB and sorry for the delay in responding. Can you send an image of the issue to support@qdabra.com (no fee) and we'll investigate. We have been making a lot of changes to FormsViewer and FormsDesigner recently, and it's possible that it is a regression. Are you using online or on premium version? need more details

Hi Cindy, Thank you for your post. You can continue using your InfoPath forms by installing Qdabra's FormsViewer app from the SharePoint app store. We've helped countless customers move form investments to O365 with minimal effort. Lots of cool new techniques and a FormsDesigner coming soon. All for at least two orders of magnitude ...

Glad to hear you figured it out. Qdabra Software, creator and maintainer of InfoPathDev, has a quick and easy top install FormsViewer App that replaces InfoPath (but let's you continue using the form's you created using it). You can find the app in the SharePoint App Store.  In addition, mobile views will look beautiful if you add a ...

Hi Zakaria, Thank you for posting. We have an easy path forward for you. We built an app called FormsViewer that understands InfoPath XSN format. No change to your forms needed. Just install the app and configure your lists and libraries to open using the app and you can remove your InfoPath dependency. In addition to being minimal ...

Hi Franciele, There is no limit to the number of rules. I am guessing that it is the number of promoted columns. For best performance, you'll want to use two techniques: 1) use calculated values to reduce overhead - you can do this by putting each text control in a section (within the cell) and then copy the section and paste it right ...

Hi Darren, I am not sure I understand your question. Is the typo in the data connection URL? That wouldn't make sense because you couldn't connect, so I'm confused. Where is the typo? If it's a link in your view you should be able to edit properties. Cheers, Patrick

You could use FormsViewer to do it with a SharePoint list mapping.

Hi Arthur, Thank you for your questions. I have asked one of our FormsViewer install engineers to respond to you as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience. Regards,