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Hi,
I have seen issues with the email of the form, the "snapshot" that InfoPath sends in the email.
You might want to review this forum post to see if any of the tips in it can help you: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/9806/35195.aspx
Ted
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Hi,
DBXL is a generic web service that lets you submit InfoPath XML data to SQL Server. You define the mapping and the user works on their forms just like normal, there is just a submit to our webservice in there that allows the data to get into SQL. It's easy to use and very cost effective compared to building your own custom ...
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You have to choose the type of property promotion for a repeating field like that. In your case you will want to choose "merge" if you want all to show in SharePoint (first is the default which means just the first value will be shown).
This is, however, a shortcoming in SharePoint. Showing the data as "merged" ...
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Here is a great article on office online that should help clear this up for you a bit:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointtechnology/HA101736671033.aspx
In a nutshell SharePoint 2007 libraries can support millions of items, HOWEVER, rendering views becomes an issue when you have more than 2000 records returned. Generally speaking ...
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Hi,
If I understand this correctly, there are 2 ways to promote properties when you publish. One is to promote while publishing to SharePoint. The other is to define your property promition in InfoPath before you publish. If you define this before you publish then it is much easier as you don't need to choose the fields ...
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Hi,
It sounds like the size of the SharePoint list could be causing the issue. This is a known issue with InfoPath and SharePoint - InfoPath is actually unable to do any server side filtering of the SharePoint list which means that InfoPath will return the entire list from SharePoint as a secondary data source and then any filtering etc you ...
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Have you tried using Xpath in InfoPath to do this? You should be able to.
Here is a quick guide on how to build a dynamic hyperlink:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP010968051033.aspx
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Hi Surfersgirl,
The client version of InfoPath is Windows only (no Mac version).
However if you are using Microsoft SharePoint you can get a product called InfoPath Form Server (IPFS) which allows users with Firefox, IE, Safari etc to use InfoPath forms.
Hope that helps
Ted
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Hi Nate,
Take a look at our qRules product - http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
It does exactly what you need to do. In order to submit the repeating data from InfoPath to seperate lists you need to use code. qRules has this code in it already and you just setup the mapping you want using the tools included with qRules and ...
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I believe the best way to that would be to write a web service that SSIS would use to push the data into SQL. However, this is not a trivial thing to accomplish. There are a lot of things to consider when building a custom applicaiton like this including the fact that you will need to write a web service for every InfoPath template you ...