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The only thing that comes to mind is that the data connections changed between the old and new XSN versions. Thus when InfoPath cache tries to connect to the old data connections, these fail. The user closes InfoPath and the new XSN template is obtained, where the data connections work.
Could that be the case?
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Since you're performing a submit using rules, have you tried adding an action that closes the form (within your rules)?
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Hi,
I'm sorry you've run into issues. Would it be possible to include your form in the next reply, by using the Options tab?
We'll take a look and see what we find.
Thanks!
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This doesn't sound like the expected behavior. If the button is set to close after submit, and the form isn't closing, there's a bug in the form somewhere. Want to attach it (under Options) for us to look at it?
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No, you cannot conditionally hide the header row.
You could:
1. Put the entire repeating table within a section, and add the condition to the section to hide it entirely.
2. Use a repeating section instead, and create your own "header" table manually (within a section most like, so that you may hide it).
Good luck!
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What do the errors say?[quote user="aammiitt2"]
The next time the users open this form he/she never receive those pop errors. [/quote]
And when the form opens the second time, all data connections are loaded correctly?
When a new version of the form template is uploaded we expect an upgrade process. In InfoPath 2010 Filler, I ...
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of Microsoft InfoPath without writing code. The qRules library provides a set of advanced commands that can be used declaratively via rules.
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of Microsoft InfoPath without writing code. The qRules library provides a set of advanced commands that can be used declaratively via rules.
Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the qRules Command Overview.
Click here to access the qRules User Guide.
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qRules is intended for anyone who would like to leverage the power of Microsoft InfoPath without writing code. The qRules library provides a set of advanced commands that can be used declaratively via rules.
Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the qRules Quick Start guide.
Click here to access the qRules User Guide.
Click here to access the ...
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You can remove the options available in this menu via the table's properties. I'm attaching a screenshot.