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If you are using SharePoint 2010 and IP 2010, which you must be to be using REST, you do not have to return all the list items on load. Set up your list connection, and when you walk through the data connection, don't query on load. Then, in the form, you can set some query fields in the SharePoint list data source and execute the query ...
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I'm having an issue displaying data on an InfoPath 2013 form (hosted in a SharePoint 2013 library) which uses external data coming from a SharePoint list on the same site.
I'm using external data because it happens to be contract rates (which tend to change), and the data is used all over the form. I've created input fields, fields ...
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If I need to return say 60 - 100 results from a list of 2000, Rest is better than using a Sharepoint List data connection right? Or in particular I have a list of 12000 entries, I'm not able to limit the list to less than 2000 requests by using the list query am I?
We are on O365, using the Infopath Preview I can get to the document, but I ...
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Don't feel dumb - learning new things is a process.
Does equals work in your query string? I don't see it in the URI Conventions: http://www.odata.org/documentation/odata-v2-documentation/uri-conventions/#45_Filter_System_Query_Option_filter
If you have simple equivalence conditions, I'd probably use a SharePoint List data ...
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Ok, related, but not while I'm waiting for the query to run it was taking forever!
What's the difference between &$filter=FT eq '62' and &$filter=FT equals '62'?
And what's the fastest way to query data from a list, with a connection file loaded in a sharepoint connection library, or with a REST query? ...
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I understand the principle, but I don't have a lot of experience with these programs. What kind of expression would I use to set the value of the helper field?
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InfoPath is not going to add quotes for you. You will have to add them.
concat("https://site/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/LstFieldRepInfo()?$select=FT,RepSuperName&$filter=FT eq '", string(.), "'")
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Ok, I think that will work, except, the FT's are all numbers, 29, 36, 620, 300, etc. When I run the query on IE I get an error that "Operator 'eq' incompatible with operand types 'System.String' and
'System.Int32' at position", however both the dropdown list and the Sharepoint List have those fields ...
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Yeah - you can do this with code or qRules - you have to change the submit data connection to include the folder in the path. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/21359/74009.aspx has a bit of discussion on this.
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I am using IP 2007 and need to save the resource files for a form. Normally the save resource files option is in the file menu, but it is not there. Is there another way to save resource files?
Thank you,
Ren