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But think of all the time you are going to save someone else!!! Fantastic job figuring this out and thanks for posting all your follow ups.
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Well after all that, the solution is to open IE 32bit browser instead of 64bit with SharePoint. 64 bit IE is not compatible InfoPath Form Services - even though we are using client forms only, apparently IE 64bit is too limited to recognize that fact and balks loudly!!
Apparently on this user's machine, Windows was ...
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What control and data type can be used to get a max 4000 character limit to a SQL back-end?
Thanks in advance,
Diana
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I have used several infopath forms with great success in Sharepoint.
I am running into a strange problem on one form I'm working on right now.
Basically, I have a status report form. One of the fields is asking whether a project is Green, Yellow, or Red.
What I want is for this selection to appear in a column in sharepoint, but not as ...
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Hello,
I have an InfoPath form with code behind that has a button that clears all form errors and then uses the submit() method that calls the forms FormEvents_Submit event which submits the form to the Library using code. Unfortunately the form does not close. The forms submit options after submit is set to close this form.
Any ideas of how to ...
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Here's a new one for me.
A customized IP form on a SharePoint list has a rich-text field in a repeating section. Each time the form is updated, the text in that field is saved and made read-only for the next version.
In one form, there are 3 entries. The text in the last one does not display until you click in the field. The ...
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We have identified a bug with using IE8 and submittosharepoint on Filler Forms with qRules 5.1. Something has changed on the O365 servers, when users modify a repeating table that sends its data to a list using submittosharepoint, AND the user has IE8, the items are not updated and many times duplicates are created. The first time the ...
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The first thing I check on this is postback - your rule is on a button or a field - make sure either the button or the control bound to the field has postback set to always (under the control properties / browser tab).
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In InfoPath 2010, under the data tab, click Default Values. Expand the repeating table and enter the default values for each intance of the item you wish to display. So in this sample, I used field1 for the items (item 1, item 2, item 3, etc.), field2 is for the checkbox, and field3 (A, B) is used for the value to segregate ...
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Oh, man, I didn't even think about that. I know with 64 bit IE / SharePoint 2007 I had a lot of issues. I'd completely forgotten about that. Good detective work!