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Unfortunately, the forum runs on rather old software - if you use IE, you get better formatting. I'm going to ask a colleague of mine if he has any ideas on how to work around the credential issue - I'm wondering if perhaps you put them in your Windows credential manager? But then all your form users would need to do that.... I guess once ...
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I don't know if there is a way to do this. I looked around online too & it doesn't seem to be possible w/ just the URL itself.
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Well - yes, it is possible. However, it would require code (or you could use qRules, which is code) - are you on Office 365? Or an on-prem SharePoint server?
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Usually when I've seen this it is an authentication issue - but I don't know of a work around. Is this a REST or SOAP service?
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If your form will be a Filler form, you may need to change the compatibility of your template - File > Save As and select the right compatibility. Then you'll see the signature line in the controls. If it is a Browser form, you can only sign parts of the form and need to select what is signable under File > Info > Form Options.
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You didn't have the namespace prefixes in your XPaths for your 2ds - easy mistake to make & my 2ds didn't have namespace prefixes. count(preceding-sibling::d:SharePointListItem_RW[d:Customer = current()/d:Customer and contains(d:Problem_x0020_Statement, xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:Search/my:txt_ProblemStmnt)]) > 0
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Try this one. EDIT - the attachment isn't showing so I'm editing to see if it uploads. :)
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I got it, sorry about that. I'll change it later today & upload it again.
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So - this doesn't work as it is currently set up? I thought when I previewed it that it did what you needed.
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Whoops, sorry about that. Here it is as 2010.