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Also, you can click on details and send us the error message. :)
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Add a field to your data source that is not in your view. Add a rule on open (tools->form options->general->rules) that sets the value on open but only if the condition that the field is blank is true. Promote this value to SharePoint.
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Hi Zhen,
Yes, you cannot export secondary data sources. I suggest copying the contents into the main data source and then exporting. You could also just treat it as a separate document type in DBXL and report on it that way.
Best,
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If the form is opening from SharePoint but pulling data from Access DB, make sure that the servers belong to the same domain.
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Easy. Add a condition on your submit button so that it only submits if a field in the form is in a certain state.
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Hi Geoff,
Some questions:
Are you still using Access or did you transfer the database to SharePoint's SQL instance, or some other SQL instance on that server?
Are you filling out the form from the SharePoint using a browser-based form (IPFS) or are people still using the InfoPath windows client?
If you are using ...
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Keep in mind that currently, you're approach is not "publishing" to email. You're publishing to a website that everyone has access to. Then, you fill out the form and click a button and the form (XML) gets sent to someone in email. The recipient must have access to the website where the form is published and then they will see ...
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Here's another blog that shows how to copy items into a main data source when the schemas differ (uses SharePoint list as the source and InfoPath as a destination).
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry58577.aspx
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Hi Bill,
Best way is to send it as an XML string and have the Web Service map it into the target using some kind of data-driven mapping. That's what Qdabra's DBXL does. Totally data-driven which means the submit process isn't interrupted when the schema changes - you just change the mapping file.
I also sense that you may have some ...
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Sounds like you are doing everything correctly. Who issued the certificate?