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Thanks for choosing InfoPathDev over the years. You have been here for some time! :)
For sure, I am looking forward to SPC14 and expect Microsoft to have a big surprise at that time, but there's also a good chance that the new tech won't have a slam dunk migration path for your current InfoPath investment.
Good news is that ...
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How much code are we talking if be quite happy to have a go if I could find any info on it
How would it cost me to use you guys ?
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Hi Neil,
Well, you could just ask your users to manually save it there. :)
If it's a SharePoint document library, you don't need code either - just Submit to it.
You can also save to a file system location or network share using code and full trust setting (instead of qRules), but you'd have to write that yourself or hire us to ...
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Right click the control and go to properties and Browser tab and set it to always.
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SharePoint list forms do not support repeating tables or sections. You can use a full InfoPath form to read and write to a list. Check out my training video from July 4 of last year: http://www.qdabra.com/en/training/trainingvideo.aspx
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Thanks for your post.
qRules has an encode command and that may be what you want. I'm going to ask Jimmy to respond with more details.
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I replied to that post.
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Patrick,
Thank you for the reply. I really appreciate it. If I go the extreme value work around, that only handles 1 half of the issue.
By doing as you suggested and having it save the extreme value (without the user seeing it) works perfect for when they submit the form. Now when they go back in to look at entries ...
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Random idea, but try changing the href from an attribute to a regular field. You may have to put it under a group node first (the thing that looks like a folder in the data source).
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Please check the SharePoint error log and search for the correlation id to see what the actual error is.