InfoPath Dev

Hi PDJoubil, The CurrentView.Export method is still valid for IP 2010 object model but it does require full trust. Is your form full trust? However, "no such interface" supported suggests that maybe you changed accidentally to a browser form.

Hi David, We have not heard that. Certainly, Microsoft generates a large amount of revenue from SharePoint and my guess is a good 10-20% of that is because of the ability to automate business processes and InfoPath is the best tool for electronic forms to automate business processes in SharePoint. Microsoft has many millions of happy users today ...

Hi Numkin, We demonstrated an example of a form that blanks all fields about a month ago. I'm attaching it to this thread. This won't reset your repeaters. For that you need our qRules plugin and the Remove command. Cheers,

Hi Juli, We're looking into this and will get back to you shortly. What version of SharePoint are you using? I'm guessing 2010 since that is the version of InfoPath. My hunch is that this could be a limitation of InfoPath Form Services. More soon, Patrick

Hi Jeff, I have never seen that error. What I suggest doing is to take the old XSN and the new one and extract the manifest.xsf and compare the version info. You can do this with the XML as well by looking at the top of the file in notepad. If you are using the filler, you can also try just removing the form from your computer's ...

2010 ShP list/library data connections support filtering out of he box. Just add a rule to set he query data field and run the query. You'll want to convert or remove the code to get browser support in 2010. We could probably do his for you and I'm guessing it wouldn't be hugely time consuming. BTW, Greg has decided to become a ...

The best way to do this is to add a non-repeating parent group above group3 but below the group2. Then, add a section to the form for this group and add the repeating table for group3 in this section.  Now, select the section and copy it (ctrl-c) and paste a copy (ctrl-v) underneath the current section. So now you have two controls in the ...

It's possible that you created a Web Service which is incompatible with InfoPath. WSDL = Web Service Description Language. Your Web Service needs to be SOAP-based and Document Literal format (not RPC Encoded). One quick way to get this working is to install our generic DBXL Web service trial. That will save you tons of time. :)

Use UDCX files. In other words, "Convert" the data connections to relative data connection files stored on your SharePoint site and change them when you go live. You may still need to reconnect data connections if the site of your form changes. As long as it's the same site, the relative UDCXs will work though and you can just go ...

Hi Kamal, UserProfileService doesn't work for Office 365 / SharePoint Online, so my first question is whether you are using that or not? If this is a standard SharePoint 2010 install, and you are using UDCX files, you shouldn't have to give explicit credentials. So long as the connection is to the same site, it should work fine. If ...