InfoPath Dev

 Hi Arthur,  Sorry you're having issues. I've implemented this leave request system in both SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013 scenarios with no issues. Can you give me some information about the two environments you have used?  Any major differences?

Hi Ingeborg, You are correct in your assessment of the list form's mode.  The only non-code way we can think of to get around this is to include an additional button with the New Record action (see screenshot).  After editing an item, if the user wishes to edit another item he/she must click the New Record button first to reset ...

 Hi Rob, InfoPath list forms are notoriously limited in their functionality, and InfoPath does not allow you to send email attachments to SharePoint lists, so my guess would be that sending an email attachment *from* a SharePoint list form is also not possible. However let me try your particular scenario on one of our internal servers and ...

 It may be that InfoPath is running into issues that the error message is not accurately conveying. There's a great 3rd party tool I use in these cases called Fiddler that will allow you to examine in detail the web traffic being sent between your computer and the SharePoint server.  I would download Fiddler, if you don't have it ...

 What error message did you receive? You may want to check the SharePoint permissions on the library you are attempting to publish to.

 Hi there,  How about sending a link to the form in your workflow emails? Then when your approvers click the link to open the form, you could show them a read-only view of the data so they could see but not modify it. Then you don't have to worry about passing data from one form to another.  If you really want the ...

 Hi there, sorry for the delay in response.  In order to submit to your LIST2 from your InfoPath form, you will need to use CAML.  Here is a link to a tutorial that explains how to use CAML: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-SharePoint-List-Items-with-InfoPath.aspx In order to generate the list of ...

 Put a "hide this control" formatting rule on your History repeating group with the following condition: PPEidHistory not equal to PPEid

 Have you set both buttons to always postback? Right click the button, go to Button Properties, then select the Browser forms tab and then select "Always".