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Hi - what tutorial are you following?
Are you publishing as a content type?
I find a number of hits on Google when I search on your error message - perhaps one of them will help you?
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If users with read only permissions on the list use the URL with the filter added in the browser, will it open for them?
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Hi - I see you replied to the email sent by the forum account alerting you to the response - in the future, you'll want to post replies in the thread.
You said in email:
I tried adding a validation rule, which applied only when the drop down boxes put the required fields in view.
So, the validation rule for each field would have two ...
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I can't imagine you need millions of rows of data in your form. Human users can't do anything with that amount of data.
What are you trying to accomplish? You are going to need to parameterize your query to only return data your user needs - return a filtered data set. Code or qRules can help you achieve this.
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You bet - isn't it great when something just works?
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You will have to use custom validation for this, so your general instinct here was correct. Make sure you no longer have "Cannot be blank" selected for these fields. It doesn't matter if fields are in the view or not - if they are not in a valid state, the form won't submit. What are the validation rules you are trying that ...
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Is this a browser form? I think you are talking about a file attachment control? Here's a link to Google search results that may help you.
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When you are publishing your forms as content types, you promote the properties from the first form and then they are available as columns to select from for other forms that are content types. The column should be available under the Site column group drop down - I'm attaching a screenshot.
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I would anticipate it would be, since it uses View.SelectText - which, according to MSDN:
This type or member can be accessed from code running in forms opened in Microsoft InfoPath Filler or in a Web browser.
You've verified your command works in Preview (i.e. Filler)?
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Hi - sounds like your form is making a data connection to something you don't have permissions to.
The SharePoint logs are here for ShP 2010: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS
And here for ShP 2007: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\LOGS
That's on the ...