InfoPath Dev

 Thanks Hilary, That was it exactly. Obvious now when I think about it

   I get the following error when I open a browser based form System.Net.WebException: The operation has timed out at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() at Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.Server.SolutionLifetime.DataAdapterSharepointListQuery.SendSoapRequestAndReturnResultSync(DataAdapter adapter, WebRequest ...

Given the following:2 sharepoint installations (Dev & Production)Production is SharePoint 2010Deve is SharePoint 2013 Common user accounts between the 2 installations (aka Active Directory) Common network between the 2 installationsUsing browser based form designed in InfoPath 2010 When I publish a form on Dev that is configured to read ...

 I have a very basic qrules injected InfoPath 2010 form that only uses the datediff function to calculate the different between 2 dates. Its set to be a browser based form In InfoPath designer the datediff command is set to run when the button is pushed, it works like that in Preview Mode But when I admin-approved publish the form to ...

 While I got an error activating it via central site admin I was able to add it via site collection features. No idea why 1 worked and the other didn't

Hi all, I hope people can help me out I have a simple qRules injected form that uses the datediff (just so I can get my head around qRules) that uploads without error to a SharePoint 2013 site (a test setup where everything runs on the same machine) but when I try to activate the form in central admin using it fails with "Sorry, something ...

 From the help documentation of InfoPath 2010 it says "Use SharePoint Workspace for offline form completion of SharePoint lists     Users can take SharePoint lists and libraries offline in SharePoint Workspace. InfoPath 2010 is hosted inside SharePoint Workspace and is used for viewing and entering data in all offline ...

Hi all, Is it possible to combine 2 sharepoint lists into 1 data source by using 1 list as the column names and another as the rows? Even doing it exclusively in SharePoint would be useful. e.g. have a list of customers in column A from a contacts list and a column for each product from a product list I know I could just create another list ...

I am hoping to use infopath and web services to create an system that would be accessible offline with the users selecting when to update the data. I was hoping for some pointers on the best way to structure the xml data returned by the web services so that I get the best out of infopath while also now having massive amounts of data being ...

When i go to modify the Submitting Forms Options available under the Tools Menu. The submit to options does not include the option to submit to a database. Anyone know if this only applies to Office 2003 with service pack 2? How do I get my data from the form into my database directly without using web services?