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Hi Hilary,
I'm running into an issue implementing RefreshSharePointListItems. I'm working through the tutorial that you linked. Everything goes OK until I try to preview the saved XML file. The form data looks correct, but there is nothing in the Result box. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks.
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I am able to automatically fill in fields by who is filling out the form, but how can filter the "GetUserProfileByName" by a people field that is in the from?
This way we can have a form filled out by someone else and have the form auto populated for another person.
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Hi Patrick,
Thank you for your reply. I've converted all of my data connections to Universal Data Connections. I also have the Web Service up and running. The form works fine in InfoPath. I can upload it to SharePoint as an administrator approved form template. However, the form won't load if I try to open it through SharePoint. I keep ...
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That definitly sounds like the issue to me. But I'm not sure what flexibility I have in setting the framework. I assumed it was at 2.0. How can I confirm/change my IP setting for the framework version?
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I'm wondering if the issue is actually the target framework for your IP project - is it set to .NET 2.0?
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SharePoint wants the date in the format:
2012-05-04 12:00:00
InfoPath stores date time as:
2012-05-04T12:00:00
So - you need to remove the "T" prior to submitting to a date time column in SharePoint.
The options are:Store the date time as a string in InfoPath so you can just use a translate formula on it to remove the T, ORHave an ...
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Hey I'm working on worflow and creating an Infopath form.
What I need is to set up the default value for people picker -> I want there to be fixed created in AD group, which is called HR.
Does anyone know which method should I use for calling the data from AD ?
I know I should set up Userprofileservice and getuserinfobyname in case I ...
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Well - a list form is bound to a SharePoint list and as such is going to be flat - if you look at a SharePoint List and try to add a new column that would have a data structure similar to a repeating table in an InfoPath form - you can't.
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Hi Baseball17Bucks,
I think that, if anything, [count(preceding-sibling::*) + 1] would refer to the last row of a repeating group, but there's an easier way to do that as well.
First row of a repeating group:
my:YearlySpendingPlan[1]
Last row of a repeating group:
my:YearlySpendingPlan[last()]
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Hi,
Yes I would agree that that seems to be the case but that is what the out of the box approval workflow puts in.
Apart from the problem with the URLS in the emails and the task list the actual form itself works perfectly.
Is there any way to edit the URL in an OOTB workflow or am I better off just trying ...