InfoPath Dev

It is in the form options - If InfoPath 2007, under Tools > Form Options. If IP 2010, under the File Tab - Info - Form Options. Then select Versioning. I do want to warn you however - what changes did you make to the form's data source? Did you just add new nodes? You didn't delete or move nodes? Because if you deleted or moved nodes, ...

Hi - did your template recently change? If the template was changed, and not set to update existing XML, you may get schema errors. BUT, if you changed your template schema in a way that may cause existing XML to suffer data loss, you'd want to be careful about using this setting. So, I'd say the first question is - did you or someone ...

Your drop down box for Team1-3 and for Team2-3 are not set to use the filter owssvr data source for their entries - is that intentional? Your drop down list boxes are conditionally formatted - any chance that you are looking at the ones that don't use the data source and have no entries hard coded? Also, can you drag the z:row node from you ...

Well, I think you could probably highlight the row in the form library based on some conditional formatting (using SharePoint Designer, most likely, I'm not sure what's available in the UI). But you'd still need to promote the column so that you had the value to base the conditional formatting ont....

Well - I need a little more help. When you say setting a color palette - what do you mean? When you in default view - do you mean the default view of the form? Or the default view of the library? As far as adding a column - if you add a field to your form's data source, and set the value of the field when the form is submitted, you could ...

Hi - This is one of those things that makes the InfoPath to SharePoint thing a little ... sticky. The short answer is - as far as a promoted property in your form library, your choices are going to be limited to functions like first, last, or merge (which is what you are currently seeing the results of). A longer answer is - you could submit ...

In the Submit Options for your form, you can choose to submit via rules. One rule would be to submit the form using the data connection you want to submit with. But another action could set a field's value. So, for example, you could have True / False field in the data source (doesn't have to show on the form) called Submitted. The ...

This is an environment specific issue if it is the data connection. Something that fails in your environment may not necessarily fail in my environment. Have you checked your SharePoint logs?

Well, your submit data connection is still set to use the mapping.xml, just the mapping won't have any data to submit (that's the bit the qRules code does). So the data connection will submit the blank CAML Batch info to the list specified in the mapping. Another way to check whether data connections that use SharePoint Web Services work ...

And what I want to find out is if the command is having an issue - or if the data connection the command uses is having an issue. I believe it will be the latter case - that for some reason, when you enable anonymous access, the data connection fails. But we can verify that if you add a simple test to your form - a button or rule that has as an ...