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Hi!
This is an extremely late response to this, but I recently ran into this myself.
After talking to some folks at Microsoft, here is the problem and the solution:
Basically, there are differences in the way MSXML (InfoPath client XML library) and System.Xml (IPFS XML library) are validating the XML against the schema. After executing the ...
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You can use input parameters, but you'll have to write a bit of code (or you could try qRules).
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I don't believe the application logs errors. Is there a 'details' button on the error message? Is this in client or in a browser form?
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Hi -- is the list you are submitting to on the same SharePoint server as the one your form is published to? Actually, since it works in client, I'd expect it to work in browser -- as I recall, we tested that scenario. Let me check with our test team to find out if they know anything about potential pitfalls using this in the browser, okay?
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If you enter your qRules command into the formula editor window, you need to surround it with quotes, so that it is recognized as a string. Otherwise, just enter it into the Value field in the Action dialog, and don't use the fx button at all.
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Hi:
Beginning on page 29 of the qRules User Guide, you'll find additional information for the appropriate data structure of your form for using the SaveToSharePoint or the SaveToDbxl commands. I'm attaching your form with the attributes added. Also, I notice that your test template is marked as using browser compatible features only -- ...
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Hi, Dave:
SubmitToSharePointList is the qRules command that actually performs the submit. You have to have your commands right for them to work. So no, it wasn't coincidental.
qRules forms have code in them, so for them to be browser enabled, you need to admin approve them. If you check the documentation that installed with the qRules ...
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See attached template sample (right click the link in the heading to this post, save locally, and then right click the file and select Design to open in design mode and preview)
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I don't recall whether this option is available in IP 2003, but in IP 2007, in the properties for the field, we can select to update automatically if the fields that are used in the formula are modified. I suppose if the issue is with a single field, you could add a rule to that field to update the calculated field....
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Hi -- I have a form that I submit to email and that has Rich Text controls. They render correctly. However, I do recall that I had some issues with my form when it had a color scheme applied. When I set the color scheme to none, my email issues went away. Perhaps check to see if you have a color scheme applied?