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What is the exact error message?
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Hi,
I am trying to filter the sharepoint list and display it in repeating table, In my form i have 3 repeating tables which use same secondary data source to populate but the formatting roles are different.
The column that i am displaying is an multi lookup column in the repeating table.
The display part i am able to achieve but as i am ...
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Hi I am having an issue with an infopath project I have built and was running for a good 6 months before the issue arose.
The code all runs as should on infoPath 2010 where the form and code were built but they were built in 2007 compatibility mode as my client who uses the form only has access to 2007 but it no longer works on 2007. I don't ...
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This is one of those challenges with InfoPath. If your data is a secondary data source, then letting the user change it won't persist (you can't out of the box submit back to it). But there is no rule based way to insert rows. Effectively what you need is to copy your repeating data into the main data source and have an additional field ...
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fairly new to infopath but im having a problem.
I created an infopath form from a sharepoint list. When it opens it does not have an option for a repeating table. But when i create a new infopath form, the repeating table is option is there.
I did some reading and from what i found it says i cannot create a repeating table from a list form, is ...
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I've got 4 columns in a repeating row that populate from a ishare list. I want to add a fifth, but a blank one that the user can type into. So, the first 4 columns of this repeating table will be auto populated, for everyone one of these rows, however many there are, I want the fifth column to be a blank text box that the user ...
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to run the 'Open New Form...' action, two file locations are offered as options under Form Template ID or Location. Oddly enough, Form Template ID was not working but Location did work. It seems, you have to actually copy the entire File Location as it appears under the File menu. then paste it under the aforementioned Form ...
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I believe I have found a solution to this problem. So far, it seems to work.
By default, 32-bit applications are not "large address aware" and cannot address space greater than 2 GB. INFOPATH.EXE is no exception.
To see if an application is "aware", do a DUMPBIN /HEADERS command on the ...
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Usually there is a Show Details button that can be helpful... if you have your 2007 forms, you can still use those with InfoPath 2010, by the way.
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Now I need to remember how I was able to avoid getting the Some Rules Were Not Applied error.