InfoPath Dev

Ah, I see. So, InfoPath has no rules-based way to add rows, unfortunately, and with a list form we don't have any of the options like adding default data rows and not using them. I don't know of a way to do this without third-party tools (i.e. the company I work for has a product called Qdabra Forms which has some functionality that would ...

Yuck - I don't know of a way around this, outside of using actual code to execute the query, and then in a catch statement, try again with the other domain. This Work Standard ID field - is that the value that is being concatenated to the domain for the query? Any way a people picker could be used for this?

Is the error from the data connection? Sorry, I just didn't recall GetUserProfileByName returning an error from the data connection if the user didn't exist. I note this is under "code", are you using code behind for this, or just form rules?

So - you get an actual error if the user you are querying for doesn't exist? Or is the data source just empty? I'd probably query first for "east", check the data source, and if there aren't any results, query for "west".

Hi - I'm sorry, I am having trouble understanding your question. What are you trying to achieve?

Oh good plan. Since rich text is xhtml, it is very possible that there is a difference between the data submitted by InfoPath and the data stored in SharePoint. Sort of like when we upload a document with illegal chars, SharePoint will just change them to "_". I'm glad you found an approach that at least works, but yes, this does ...

Hi - sorry I'm so slow to notice this post. I don't have any experience with this. But I wonder - as a work around, have you tried in your Flow getting the actual prior version of the list item and just terminating the Flow if the Rich Text field in the prior version = the current value? I would probably use a couple of compose actions so ...

I don't know the answer to your first question, I'm sorry. But to your second question, much depends on how you are using InfoPath and SharePoint. Are you using SharePoint online, or on-prem? Are you using InfoPath Filler or Browser forms? If you are using SharePoint Online, and InfoPath Browser, my assumption is that they intend to remove ...

The problem is likely that "now()" is returning the current date time on submit. And if the userid is actually using the userName() function, that would maybe change each submit as well. I would probably add a new field for the form name and on form submit, if the form name field is blank, use a rule to set the new field to a formula ...

Is this a list form? I'm asking because I'm curious about the validation failure....