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I don't have the correlation ID. The funny thing is that it happened with the same user twice, I have asked him to send me the correlation ID next time that it happens to him.
The funny thing, is that the webservice seems to have run fine.
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Check the ULS logs on SharePoint - that should tell you more.
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The message tells them to complete the second field if the first correlating field is checked. If A is checked and A1 has data entered the message disappears, good. There are 12 checkboxes and correlating single line of text fields. If any checkboxes are checked and the SLT field is in complete, the ...
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I have an InfoPath form that runs two Nintex webservices when you click on a button & then closes the form.
After I click the button, the webservices seems to run fine, but then I get the error: "An error ocurred querying a data source" and the form does not close.
I understand getting this error in case one of the webservices ...
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Sorry, I guess I didn't understand this whole "secondary set of fields" business. You want to submit the XML to a second library that has different fields promoted than the first library? I would think you would just need to promote all the fields and modify your library views to hide the ones you don't want displayed.
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Hi, instead of setting the field as cannot be blank, use custom validation. Then you can add a validation rule like "if field 1 is not blank and if there are items in my secondary data connection that populates the dropdown for field 2 that match the selection in field 1, field 2 can't be blank" - sorry, that sounds clunky. I'll ...
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Hi,
Do you know where I can find a walkthrough of how to set this up?
Thanks!
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Hi,
Please forgive me, just hoping there is someone out there who can provide some guidance on my issue or how best to approach? This would have been far simpler if I did not have to set these dropdowns do not have to be filled as mandatory.
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Multiple users can open the same template. They fill it out and submit individual forms (XML files - some of this depends on your form logic). Since InfoPath doesn't have out of the box connection to work with Excel, I'm assuming your form has code?
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We are using Infopath forms to view/update an excel spreadsheet (don't even ask why we are doing it this way). Both the form and the spreadsheet will be on Sharepoint, and the users will access the form there. I know that normally when you check out a file on Sharepoint, others can only view that file until the first user has ...