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Awesome. I look into it. Thank you so much for your help and great tools with the screenshot. I really appreciate your quick response as always! Have a great day and stay safe! :-)
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When I check the Verify on server box and then click refresh:
Error message says:
Warnings - Could not verify the form template on the specified server.
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So - the verify template message is coming from the design checker - if you are publishing a browser form, that would be the URL for InfoPath Forms Services. If you go to File > Info > Design Checker, and make sure Verify on the Server is checked, what errors / messages do you see?
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If the user has not saved changes in the form they are filling out, and if you are using InfoPath Filler (i.e., the client application, not filling out the form in a web browser) when you add a rule action of "Close the form" you have the option of prompting the user to save their changes. See attached, which is from a browser form, thus ...
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I added an item in the Resolution Status dropdown menu called "In Review" and was trying to republish the update to the site. (I have attached my file)
I keep getting an error message that does not allow me to republish.
When I run Design checker to verify the Sharepoint server (library) - the link is ...
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Thank you very much for your help. Can you be more specific about prompting/ not prompting the user on unsaved changes? Sorry I am not familiar with these options for a close form rule action. Thanks again. Much appreciated!
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I was thinking about using some of these numbers in SharePoint, is it possible to bind the calculated values that InfoPath comes up with in the repeating section (vendors per SO) into fields in the SharePoint list? Or does this mess everything up? Thanks
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I will have to study up on what infopath Filler means, thanks for the tip. and especially for your suggestion at last ... I had been having such trouble with things that I'd decided it was safest to put every bit of content in its own row, but hadn't thought of reversing that in this case. I did so - putting all 4 bits of content in a ...
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Since this is a list form, it will always open in the browser. But regular InfoPath forms can also be set to be used in Filler. You might try previewing the form anyway from the designer and see if it behaves differently in preview vs. the browser. You might want to try putting all the sections in the same table row rather than having each section ...
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I am not sure what browser or filler means. It is the browser where I test the form - right clicking on a list item and selecting Edit Item. I am not sure what the filler is.