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Hilary,
This article is great..I have used this in 2010 and worked great..Iam trying to use this in 2013 with web app which has claims based and i am seeing 401 unauth errors...Any advice?
Thanks a ton in advance
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Hello,
If anybody could help me in figuring out how to set default or customized values (checked) for a multiple select list box in infopath based on a values in a secondary data connection using the fx function or code, instead of manually typing in text in the default value function, it would be really helpful. Have been stuck for eternity in ...
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Hi Everyone,
I cannot tell you how glad this forum exists.
I’ve got an issue and it’s probably been asked before but I
cannot find a good representation of it when I search.
I have a expense request form that deals with mileage. I have a SPList that stores Begin_Date,
End_Date and ...
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I found this post: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/russmax/archive/2012/08/17/want-to-call-sharepoint-2010-web-services-within-browser-based-infopath-2010-forms.aspx
Which suggests creating a web app with classic authentication - not sure if this an option for you, but thought I'd toss it out there....
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Hi Hilary.
The submit works fine in the InfoPath designer but fails on the browser.
The user I am using has full control.
I guess you are right & SP2013 soap lists.asmx can't identify the user 0#.w|MyDomain\ofer.carmeli
I have read the following post "Secure Store service application" ...
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This sample has the expiring version of qRules injected into it and may need to be re-injected to work correctly.
The sample form demonstrates using DateAdd in a repeating group, and includes a Holidays XML to demonstrate exclusion of weekends / holidays.
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If the ID is returned then you can populate that in a query on your datasource. Get the Department code. Populate that into your Cost Code query then it will only return the values that exist with that Department code. I would only have the datasource for Sponsored department run when the form opens. Start the query for ...
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Okay, I am confused at this point.
Let's use the Sponsored Department lookup as the first example.
If I have it returning the ID, then I have no idea how I am going to get the value that I need in the Cost Code control - because it needs the Department Code value of the row that was selected in the Sponsored Department lookup.
Obviously ...
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Sure! Attached is the form I am working with. The secondary data source "New_Employee_Form" is a 'preview' XML file from another form - I looked in that file and don't see the datatype being specified anywhere. I did edit that preview file like the Youtube video showed and made sure it pointed to the actual template file ...
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I see. So the issue here is not really on the submit part, but rather copying data from one repeating table to another, is this correct? If so, here is an MSDN link which discusses how to copy repeating data using code. Or you may want to use qRules if you wish for a codeless approach. Hope this helps.