InfoPath Dev

Hilary,  You are right on with your idea. I moved the group for the ID/Account into the form's repeating section on the Design and everything is now properly working. This form was made and added to and added again and that notion of the design structure was never modifed as the form was. Thanks for leading me in the right direction. ...

They should be different each time so that is why they are inside the Repeating Section. I see in the Design they are not in the group14 which i believe definies the repeating section. Should they be moved there to ensure they process correctly with the rules?

Hilary,  The `Type' is actually based inside the repeating section. I have attached the form template (with submitting info stripped out as it doesn't matter here) so you can see exactly what I am referring to.  Basically you can see it defaults values for the ID/Account fields based on the type. All repeating sections ...

I currently have an infopath form. Inside this form is an option button for `Type' based on an ID or an account number. The user selects one or the other option and it will show a text box to be populated. Now, both the text boxes are selected to be mandatory and must be filled in. Since only one is visible depending on the user's option ...

Dug a bit further into the permissions. There were two tiers of permissions access:  http://sharepoint-server/forms/sales/ -- This is where the form libraries were set http://sharepoint-server/forms/sales/formname/forms/ -- This is where the attachment goes  The folder where the form libraries were organized only had read permissions ...

By processing an attachment i do mean the SaveToSharePoint command. The qRulesLink is displayed and, when it works correctly, is active and can recall the file when clicked. My understanding is they have access to the target library i am using. The target is the same as the location of the form itself but I dont see any of the attached files ...

Luckily there is only one domain for our organization to deal with. They are opening and submitting the forms on the same server/internet zone. When the forms were initially concieved (without attachments) they saved a copy to the sharepoint library upon submit. This worked for all users but has since been deemed unnecessary so was removed. This ...

Hello,  The form is created in InfoPath 2007 and then administratively published to SharePoint 2007. The users will be opening the form in their browsers and the form generally is just emailing the contents of the form (when submitted) to some ticketing queues for processing.  The form was saved as Full Trust as well (required to even ...

Patrick, I am not using a hard-coded method to attach the file. I just attempted with a never before used file as well and it created a filename of `.../2010102107431040171_New Sales Territories 8.2.07.doc' which follows the protocol of date/time stamping it creates. The only thing I see is there could be a permissions error... otherwise ...

I have built an Infopath form for use on SharePoint using the qDabra qRules to add an attachment. The form works fine for me, as I am a Team Site Owner. However I can not get the SaveToSharePoint command to take the attachment from the form and submit it. It returns this general error: An error has occurred executing the rule. Failed to save to ...