InfoPath Dev

Did you approve the UDC files in the Data Connection library?

Hi Odrec, To get a repeating table, go to the data source taskpane, select the myFields or root group node. Click on Add a Field or Group (at the bottom of the taskpane). Select group for the type add check the box to make it repeating. You can then add regular data nodes underneath this and they will repeat. If you drag the repeating group to ...

Hi Craig, Good question! You can use UDC files to store your connection. Then, it's easy to move the forms from one server to another. Just change the UDC file that it's pointing to so that it references the new server.  No change to the InfoPath form is required. Search this forum ...

Hi Tom, First off, don't use Full Trust unless you have to. It's a bad practice because it increases your cost of deployment and maintenance. You probably don't really need Full Trust. For example, the error you are getting: "The signature on this form is not from a trusted publisher" is because you haven't correctly ...

Hi Stryker007, Probably your form is not designed well. For a very low cost, we provide an InfoPath Form Detailing Service: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DetailingService.aspx. You could use that to find out what the problem is and get an estimate on the time it would take to fix it.

Hi TestUser, Without understanding your scenario (the problem you are trying to solve), it's hard to give you the most pertinent advice ...  You can save your single field to a Web Service that maps to a database. We provide a free trial Web Service that allows you to specify the mapping. You would only map one field and then on submit ...

Have you set up a SharePoint Workflow? Can you go into SharePoint Designer and edit the workflow to change the state?  

Hi Warren, Well, it's probably not relevant, but have you created a UDC connection for your form to use when it's in the browser mode? Looking at the errors in your log, my guess is that your Web Service failed internally due to the SQL query not being properly formed. My guess would be it has nothing to do with the InfoPath form. ...

Hi MCorban, SP uses SQL data types. InfoPath uses XML data types. There are known precision issues doing floating point calculations within InfoPath due to limits in the bits used to represent the numbers. My suggestion would be just to use a rule that sets the value of your field using the round() function. Double click on the field. Select Fx ...

Hi Syed, You just need to update the name to make the form URN based and make sure you send it to the external employees as an XSN in e-mail. Once they open it, it will cache it locally and subsequent opens can be done by just clicking on an XML file. Please take a look at the our best practice blog for this scenario and send me feedback if you ...