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Isn't your main data connection named "Main"?
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Welcome!
Well, if your Form 1 has promoted properties and the "Name" field is promoted, you could probably use a data connection to the first form library in Form 2 to get back data from the promoted properties.
If, instead, what you mean is that you will be opening Form 2 from Form 1 and want to pass a value from one to the other, ...
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Is this when you try to open in design mode? Or when you open the form to fill it out?
If you can't open in design mode, you could change the file extension of the xsn to CAB. Open the CAB and copy all the files out to a new folder. You try removing the references to the view from the manifest and see if it will open then.... open ...
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Hi - if your form was based off an existing schema, unlocking is challenging, and my blog post on IP 2007 would still be relevant. It may be easier to simply add the fields to the schema via text editor (again after saving as source files). If your form is bound to a database or a web service, the scenario is a bit different.
How many fields do ...
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Hi - I've not use SBS 2011, but here are a few questions that may help you troubleshoot -
Are you signedd into server with the same credentials as your Windows 7 machine?
What happens if you try to design a form using the same data source on the SBS machine?
What is the published location of the form that you are opening it from?
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Okay, I think what you are saying is that you currently have your form working correctly - you run your query and data is returned, and your rules are populating fields correctly. However, none of your option buttons are being set. Is the data being returned that is being used to set your field bound to your option control valid? That is, if ...
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This blog post has some basics on using the UserProfileService. Instead of having the query run on load when you create the data connection, you could display the query field from the data source, and the manager could enter the employee's account ID - you'd need to add a rule to run the query at that point, then you'd be able to ...
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So, the asterisk that is showing - that is considered an error. But since the SONumber field is not being changed, your validation message is not popping up. If what you'd like to do is have that validation error display when the Submit button is clicked you could do something with rules for your submit (instead of submitting directly to a ...
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You shouldn't have to recreate your form (depending on how dramatic the change was, of course) but you'll need to walk through the data connection wizard again for your Main data connection. Open the data connection dialog, and select your main data connection, then click modify and walk through the data connection again.
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Okay - here's the trick to submit data to that type.
Your data needs to look like:
-1;#JDoe
That is, a minus1, a semicolon, a pound sign, then the user account id.
So, you may want to add another field for this, and map the new field instead - then either use rules or a default value to set the field.
Or, of course, you can change your ...