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In File > Advanced Form options > Property Promotion, you can promote fields. That is, you select an InfoPath form field and promote it to a SharePoint column. If it's a repeating field, you will have a dropdown as shown in the screenshot I attached earlier in this thread.
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I'm glad it's working now!
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Hi,
I'm attaching a sample form which contains form load rules.
Download the xsn and then open it in Design mode to take a look at how this is set up.
Good luck!
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Sorry for the delay.
I investigated your scenario using the latest DBXL v2.6 and one of our SharePoint 2010 servers.
It's very interesting and I have opened a case so we can investigate further for DBXL v2.7. I see two options:
1. Instead of using an OOB connection to a SharePoint list, you could use the QuerySharePoint web service ...
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Hi Mario, just to let you know that the trial has been updated on our website.
Thanks
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Hi,
The link you have posted is the same idea I had explained above, but in a step by step fashion.
The set up should not be any different for browser vs client vs preview. That is, the form should behave the same if everything is set up correctly.
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I understand. The qRules commands don't need to be entered as formulas and verified by InfoPath. You can just type the text in, like in this screenshot:
Hope this helps!
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I haven't seen this particular error before, so let's dig deeper. When is the error happening? You can attach screenshots or other attachments via the Options tab when replying, if that makes it easier to show us the error.
Is your button configured for Action = "Rules and Custom Code" or "Submit"?
Can you ...
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Hi,
I'm not sure what you're referring to (as far as out of the box SaveToSharePoint). The command is meant to extract the attachments from the xml and save them out to a separate Document library, thus reducing the xml size. We could consider carrying over metadata as an added feature for a future release, but that's not supported at ...
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What version of DBXL are you using? You can check this in the footer of the DBXL Admin Tool.
Thanks.