InfoPath Dev

Hi Rommel, There are several things that could be effecting the performance of your form. what versions of SharePoint and InfoPath are you using? Here are some things to consider: 1. View Length (How much the user has to scroll in a view) 2. Size of your Template 3. When you query your data 4. If your query is filtered or not 5. Large ...

Hi Ayana, Designing your data source and layout can be very time consuming. What you might want to try would be adding the fields o your data source first, then you can copy and paste the text field. On right click you have an option to "Change Binding" and some of the characteristics will be inherited (Text format, font, ect.) but ...

Hello Garry, For repeating data you'd either need to use CAML out of box to populate repeating data to a list, or use qRules SubmitToSharePointList in order to populate your values. Here are a few links: CAML Submit - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/29408/100725.aspx#100725 qRules SubmitToSharePointList - ...

Hello kwizzo, The behavior you are describing is not something that can be done on a single button or event but there are a few work arounds to your desired outcome. 1. Create 1 form with 2 views and 2 data connections. For this scenario, in the first view you would have the use fill out the necessary information, and on submit you would submit ...

Hey Darren, Thanks for your inquiry! The only way to complete a form offline and submit later would be to have the client app installed on the device, or to use a service like Formotus. Formotus allows forms published to your SharePoint site to be filled out on mobile devices even leveraging mobile features such as camera capture through ...

Hello Edward, You many have errors in your form. If you g to file > Designer checker do you receive any errors? It sounds like you may be trying to publish a library form to a list, in which case you cannot do. When designing InfoPath forms list forms and library forms have 2 different XSN types. Here are your options: 1. Create a ...

Hi Jack, That is a common feature we implement in our forms. If you need to store the count I would use a formula as a default value, otherwise you can use a calculated value with a default. Here's an example formula: count(current()/../preceding-sibling::my:group2) + 1 I have also attached a simple example form for reference. With the ...

It looks like the checkbox is in your secondary data source. It will need to be in the main data source for the logic.

Hello PradeepPgp, Was there a change to the URL of your SharePoint site? If so you'll want to download the latest IP form from the library, update the Submit data connection URL and republish your form. Hope that helps! Bre

Not a problem we just have to get creative. Does the logic work in preview? Can you also paste the xpath to your check box here and also the formula from your form?