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If you go to your SharePoint library in Internet Explorer, do you see the New button? Does it have an option to create a "New Document"? Also, if you click on Settings > Form Library Settings > Advanced Settings (under the General section), what do you have in the Template URL field?
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Hi and welcome:
I'm not sure about the error either - I have not encountered this myself. As a workaround, InfoPath has a new useful feature that allows you quickly publish your form template in just one click. You'll see this under the File tab - it's called "Quick Publish". So after you've initially published your form ...
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Hi,
You'd want to choose the "Select a field or group" option. In the window that pops up, point to the repeating group that you'd want to base your conditions on, and then in the Select dropdown, you should be able to see the "All occurrences of..." option.
Hope that helps.
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Hi,
I think it's because the Contact Selector is already added in the Controls gallery. From Home > Controls group, you'll see this in the Input section - it's called Person/Group Picker. I think this is what you're looking for?
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Hi,
Are you pertaining to a particular web service? I've been using InfoPath 2010 and have not encountered this issue setting up SharePoint list web services, or even Qdabra's DBXL web services.
As a workaround, have you tried disabling "Automatically retrieve data when the form opens" - an option at the end of the receive data ...
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qRules provides a handy command called AttachToSharePointList that allows you to add attachments to your SharePoint to list items. You can replace the attachment in your form with a link and a filename attribute instead. This reduces the size of your XML forms.
This document applies to a scenario when you wish to add attachments to your ...
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For instructions on how to use the SaveToSharePoint command with your SharePoint server, refer to the document found here:
www.infopathdev.com/.../entry59151.aspx
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qRules
provides a handy command called SaveToSharePoint,
that allows you to save attachments in your InfoPath forms to a SharePoint
server, to reduce the size of your XML forms, and allow these files to be
accessed without opening up your forms in InfoPath.
In
addition, you can also extract your file attachment’s details, including ...
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You can use the eval function to concatenate the selected email addresses.
So if your data source is structured like
myFields
UserList (parent group)
emailAddress (child repeating field)
Your formula would be: eval(eval(emailAddress, 'concat(., substring(";", ...