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Worst case -- put all your views on your default view in separate sections. Then add a field to your data source (or use a secondary XML data source) simply to control which section is displayed. The buttons that switch between views simply set the field that the conditional formatting for the sections is based on. I use this a lot to get around ...
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Okay, now I have enough info to actually help you. Thanks!
As to View 1 -- how are you handling getting the info from your form to the list? Do you already have something in place? Or were you planning on using qRules? If you were planning on using qRules, I'd have a repeating group that contained all the fields you are using in view 1. If ...
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And this is happening on all machines? Have you tried repairing your Office install? I have a VM that has IP 2007 and Win 7 -- later today I'll try a test form w/ an email connection and see if I have the same results.
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Just to update this thread with our email conversation -- the form will verify for me on a ShP 2007 instance with the connection to the CAML XML data source. Hopefully the error you get when trying to verify the form against your server will be more illuminating.
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Have you tried manually setting Outlook as your default mail program? Control Panel\Programs\Default Programs\Set Default Programs, select Outlook and click Set this program as default. Just wondering if setting it manually will do any good....
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Under Tools / Form Options / Versioning you can set the template to always upgrade. Here's an Office Online link.
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Are you using the same version of InfoPath and Outlook? Both are 2007 or 2010?
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You can use the GetItem operation of the SharePoint copy service to get the ID -- data connection to http://server/_vti_bin/copy.asmx then select the GetItem operation.
Set the query param to the URL of your link, then run the query. The Id will be the Value of the FieldInformation group where the InternalName is ID.
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Hi there:
So you are trying to search your SharePoint list for multiple values? I'm trying to understand why your "search" field has to be repeating?
It seems to me your main data source would have a text field for your search term, and a repeating table you'd copy your results into. Perhaps there is some complication I ...
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I see you are using the full path to the /id node rather than the relative path in your command. Try changing your command to use /id=@my:id