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I might be missing something easy, but when I created a basic form with 3 drop-down lists and published it, when trying to create the first entry, (by selecting 'New' in SharePoint), I get taken to an InfoPath form instead of a form within SharePoint.
I did select "Web Browser Form" in the Compatibility ...
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Do your users have read permissions to all lists or libraries your form is querying?
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My form is working in my test environment, but after I moved it to my production environment, users get an error: "You do not have permissions to access a SharePoint list that contains data
required for this form to function correctly." (I don't get the error when logged in as myself with admin rights.)
I've checked all of my ...
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In case anyone comes across a similar scenario, the following is how I was able to accomplish. There is probably a more efficient way, but this is what I came up with...
I created a temp hidden field for each drop-down list field.
Then created a rule for each time the drop-down was changed to update the temp hidden field with the row ...
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Sailor,
I too have the same problem did you find a way out can you please brief me how you could do the EncodedURL and the workflow to populate the data
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The forum is not always respectful of formatting - it can be rather fussy.
What you probably need to do is get a count of the cases with the same prefix - GEN, for example. I put together a simple sample form - save it locally, right click and select design and then preview to see the formula in action.
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For anyone else having this issue, here was final solution:Dim srcBT As Byte()
Dim dest As String
Dim srcFile As String = ""Dim fdlg As System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog = New System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog
'Check to see if srcFile exists. If it does not, prompt the user to search for the file
srcFile = ...
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I have made a change to promote one more property from my form. I published the updated form to the form library and all of the data in the promoted fields dissapeared. If I click on each form in the library to open it and then just close it the data comes back. Is there a way to refresh the data without having to open each one and close it?
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You'll have to use a workflow.
This should help you http://mylittlesharepoint.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/create-folders-using-spd-workflow.html
Although MS SP best practice is not to create folders.
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Is this restrict the size of the InfoPath form or attachments within a form?
If it is an attachment you could do the following:
Add validation to the field:
1. Open the Data Source pane
2. Double-click on field1 to bring up its properties
3. In Validation, add a new condition
4. Select Expression, type this expression in: ...