InfoPath Dev

Hi Dave, Yes, you could have one button that first submits the image(s) to SharePoint and then submits your form. That would avoid using two buttons. However, as you point out, the image upload could execute, then the xml submit fails. I would suggest looking at our ImagePicker XTP too: ...

Yes, that was exactly my question. So now please check the web.config file located in the Qdabrawebservice folder. In it, search for http. Please check whether web.config is set to use http://qwssp.akaiwdemo.com/ or http://iwmoss2007ee:8085:BusinessCards.

Hi orion, I'm sorry that you're having issues. The problem might be that you have two keys set for the grandchild table (TWIssuesActions). You need just one key between the tables TWIssues and TWIssuesActions. Can you try that and let us know how it goes? Thanks.

What was used to install DBXL? (i.e. if you were to open DAT or navigate to the default page on IE, what URL is being used?) You can also check this in web.config.

Hi Dave, The form needs two submits: one submits the image (to the Sharepoint list) and the other submits the form (XML) to Sharepoint. Is this what your form is configured to do?

I see. So what you are transferring is not the XSN (the form) but the XML (the data that the user filled out in the form itself). So there are really multiple XSNs. One user could have it in C:\, another could have it in C:\Users\data\ (and so on) and then there's the XSN from the form library itself. We have a blog entry for a similar ...

You say you "transfer" the form template, but I'm not sure what this means. Have you tried InfoPath's File > Publish to publish your form template to SharePoint?

Thanks for the corrections. I'll get those fixed up right away.

Hi Stacie, Good news. We have a nice solution for this. Click here to download the tutorial. Though I've tested it, you would be the first person to use it, so please let me know if you run into issues, need help getting it set up, or have any questions about the process. Thanks for your patience!

It does sound like a permissions issue. One idea is to convert your data connection to UDCX (then approve it).