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Hi, Arthur - I'm sorry for the inconvenience - I've taken a look at the code and I don't think this is currently implemented in FormsViewer. One option might be to use SaveToSharePoint to save your attachments to a library and then include a link to them in your list item.... would that work for you?
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Wonderful - glad you got it solved. :)
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Hilary - I wanted to thank you! I was able to create a certificate that expires in 2026 and that worked. I found an executable for infopath that created the cert. I was able to attach that to the form and its been working perfectly since. Thank you for your help on this!
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We are using SharePoint 2016 on premises and FormsViewer. SubmitToSharePointList command successfully creates and updates list items, but we have problem when trying to add attachment to the same list.
Here is the command used: SubmitToSharePointList /submit=ShPList /mapping=FilmAttachment /dsname=AddAttachment
All parameters and are correct. The ...
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FormsViewer Training April 2020
Day 4 Lab Package includes:
#1 - Sort, Filter, and Highlight in Dashboard
#2 - Customize User Experience with Dynamic Images
#3 - Create a Task Pane in your form
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Thank you Hilary will give this a go
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I've not ever seen anything like that before. Does it happen in all browsers? Can you have a SharePoint admin check the ULS logs? Is this just using the built in ribbon submit functionality?
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Is there a way to "Select All" to select a number of fields all at the same time and set them all to "read only". In short, I am trying to create a new view called "Manager View" where the information from the form will be diplayed as "read Only" text in an email. So I want to create a "Manager ...
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I'm sorry, please disregard this. I am new to rule-based authentication and didn't realize there was an ability from the toolbar to select the authentication type. Once I redid them using this feature the issue resolved itself with only one exception, but I suspect tht is because I have two different drop-downs writing to the same Field ...
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I'd drag the entire data connection onto the form so you have controls bound to it, and add a button that runs the query. Open the form, click the button - what happens? Hopefully you get an error w/ a correlation ID - which you can then give your SharePoint Admins so that they can investigate the ULS logs. :)