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Would you be able to attach the XSN via the Options tab when replying?
Thank you.
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The simplest way to tackle this problem, I think, is to have multiple dropdowns in your form. They are all hidden when the form loads. When the user selects a value for Country, then you can call the SharePoint list data connection for that country and show the content in the form. Does that sound reasonable?
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Hi!
qRules commands cannot be used as Default Values, unfortunately. They need to be called as Rules somewhere in your form, whether it is a button, or a rule based on a field changing value, or on load.
Good luck!
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I guess we should check:
1. That you're saving as an InfoPath 2007 Browser form
2. that you're choosing InfoPath 2007 when you inject.
Are both of those true?
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This error generally indicates you are submitting to a field
that does not exist in your list.
Here’s a link to a post talking about this error with the
UpdateListItems method: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointdevelopment/thread/38145093-22ef-437d-93dd-2e14168a3c13
Hope that helps!
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Glad you got it working!
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Glad it's working. Thanks for sharing the solution.
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What process are you using to publish the form to SharePoint?
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Thanks Michael.
The node names are case sensitive, so I think it's just a matter of renaming your nodes so that they match the same case as shown in the error message.
Can you try that? Thanks!
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Hi Michael,
Can you attach a screenshot of the schema?
(You can add attachments via the Options tab when replying)
Thanks.