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Hi Aquadra and welcome,
Well, we'll need more information here. Are you using a data connection? What is the data connection? Are you sure your username/password is correct? Can you go to the web site directly and try it? Are you using an InfoPath form or browser-enabled form? Lots of information needed.
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Hi Monisha and welcome to the forum,
In general, this is because one of the actions failed. I recommend adding an action to show a dialog box after every action. Just have it say "action 1 finished fine", "action 2 finished fine", etc. Then, when you run it, you'll see the dialog boxes pop up and you'll know which one ...
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Trusted is not what you want. Remove from trusted and add to Intranet Sites. Then, you are happy! :)
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Hi Lenovo27 and welcome,
Unfortunately, there is not good story here. Using the InfoPath rich client is a great story, but that's not going to help you since you are using browser-based forms. Note: InfoPath rich client is cost competitve with IPFS up to about 300 seats (but, obviously, that won't help you if people are accessing via ...
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Hi Dragonight and welcome,
Well, we'd need to look at your form. Perhaps there is a problem with it. We provide "support incidents" that you can purchase to help you debug and fix problems with your InfoPath form and SharePoint. This definitely seems more involved than a quick forum reply post! :) Here's a link to ...
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Hi BRobins75 and welcome!
You'll need to look at the SharePoint view you are using. It may have a filter set that hides the other items. Or, it may be set to only show the first XX. By default SharePoint limits the list to 200 unless you extend it. Not sure which version of SharePoint you are using, but you should be able to find the link to ...
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Hi Manoj,
You should check to make sure that the data source has a repeating node for the parent group of the file attachment field and that the binding to the table in the view is correct. You can delete the table in your view and drag the repeating parent group over to the view from the data source and it will automatically create a table with ...
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We have several blogs on our XTPs. Here's a generic search link that should give you some info on XTPs from our site: http://www.google.com/cse?cx=003654972516704994317%3A4j0mji2l1rq&ie=UTF-8&q=XTP
XTPs can be reused in InfoPath forms. You can reuse by adding a custom control and searching for the XTP file. They support view ...
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Hi David,
Thanks for the great thread. You definitely have the right set of best practices. XML data source, Web Service and removing code - good job! Most people don't understand how important those are. Going to a browser form is also a best practice but depends on size of user base.
We have done this kind of migration before. We use our ...
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For typical InfoPath controls, you can use an OnContextChange event, but for the ink control you wouldn't get the event until after they had inked, so that's a no-go.
My suggestion would be to use a button that they can click to clear it. The button has a rule with an action to set the value of the field to "" (blank). ...