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I'm guessing this must be FormsViewer, based on the error messages? Feel free to send me the form and info on the data connection name if you'd like me to find any uses of it - I can save the form as source files and search for the data connection name and help you edit the form to remove the data connection references prior to removing ...
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Are you using FormsViewer for your form? Does the link in the All Items view open in FormsViewer? You can tell by the little maroon icon on the tab in your browser. It sounds like from one view the form is opening in FormsViewer and from another it isn't. Since you are on SharePoint 2013 on-prem, I'd guess you are using a JavaScript file ...
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Is this in FormsViewer? Or InfoPath Forms Services (SharePoint)? If FormsViewer, what version are you on? At one point we did not support this setting, but now we do. Checking the release notes, it looks like this was implemented in version 7.4.
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Is this a customized list form? Does this happen for all users or just some?
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Hi - sorry, I took a look at this and didn't see a way to do this. Hopefully someone else can give you a hand!
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So much depends on what your button does. Like - perhaps the email addresses were set the first time the form was created, so the existing XML have the old email addresses, but new ones have new addresses.... I suppose another possibility would be that you are using InfoPath filler forms and the template hasn't updated. Feel free to attach a ...
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The only thing I can think of is to clean up the existing XML. Download it, and replace the XHTML with plain text, then reupload it. You may be able to do this with PowerShell instead of having to do it manually - how many existing XML do you have?
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Hi - I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. I'm attaching a sample form with my best guess as to what you are trying to do - right click the attached file, save locally, right click the saved file, select design to open in design mode. If I have guessed wrong, please feel free to attach a sample form to your reply under the ...
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You may want to search on using CAML for this. Here is a very long thread on the topic: https://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/26246.aspx?PageIndex=1
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To the best of my knowledge, if you are working with list forms, the answer is no. If this is a library form, the answer is yes.