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Hi Etg222,
My recommendation would be to submit the repeating table rows to SharePoint. You can write code to do this but it will take a lot of time and only work for one form. We provide a free trial of qRules that will do the work. You have to spend a few minutes using a tool to set up the mapping. Once you have that set up, you can easily ...
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You should check the SharePoint server log for errors. Does your new SharePoint site suport SharePoint Forms Services?
One random idea, but save the XSN locally and then save as source files. close InfoPath and Open up the manifest.xsf in notepad and look for the FormsServices.asmx. If it can't be found, re-design the form via right-click and ...
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Hi Siraj,
I really don't know, but my hunch is that your this parameter is not correct for InfoPath. If it is, the only other idea is that you have a method which requires Full Trust.
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Hey Rahul,
Easiest thing to do is to just disable it all the time (Tools->Form Options). To replace the toolbar button, use a button in your form that does the submit. This is easy and you can create a rule that conditionally hides or shows the Submit button based on state in your form.
Good luck!
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Hi odjata and welcome,
Is this a one time transfer or a frequent one? If it's frequent wll the input form be dynamically determined?
Merge forms is a manual way to import the contents of one form into another. On the InfoPath editor screen, go to File->Merge Forms. If you haven't defined the merging you will need to do ...
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qRules has a command SubmitToSharePoint list that you can use to write to a SharePoint list without code or a Web service. This means no Web service deployment. No code to compile. Lower maintenance costs to you.
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Hi PJagger,
We have code on this site that answers your question and we should do a better job of making it easy to find. Currently you have to use Search and wade through articles until you find it. There's a good Google search of our site that is slightly better than our search: ...
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Hi Jarecki!
That StackOverflow post is just silly. Some dev no doubt. You don't need code. Just turn on "property demotion" in 2007 or 2010 (when you publish your form, it's the same dialog that you use to specify field to promote to a SharePoint library). If you have 2003, you can still specify demotion manually but it's ...
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Of course, Hilary's right.
InfoPath *does* support OnSave command but doing any kind of event handling means you gotta write code.
For a simple approach, consider qRules which supports OnSave without the need for code.
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Download qRules v2.3 (free trial)
Use InsertRow command rule
No code required. Piece of cake.