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Hi,
I have a form that reads SharePoint data by using REST/oData. It works fine in design mode and it works great when I administratively publish it to SharePoint. I have the library set to open the form in InfoPath.
Bad part is, it only seems to work on my machine. Everyone else is receiving the following error:Could not ...
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Herewith I am attaching an xml file. I wanted to read the values and loop through the elements and get the individual values. How can I do that?
XPathNavigator myNav = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
XPathNodeIterator nodes = myNav.Select("my:meetingAgenda/my:Agenda/my:agenda_NewBusinessGroup/my:agenda_newBusinessRepeatSection", ...
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thanks................
Any blogs on how to do this without qrules?
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You bet - you can find it in the resource files of the form. What version of InfoPath are you using? For 2010 / 2013, you can find resource files under the Data tab in the ribbon.
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Is it possible to view or extract the XML mapping file from an Infopath form that is using the SubmitToSharePointList command? We have a form in which the original mapping xml file wasn't saved separately and would like to try and access it instead of recreating it, even just to view it so we can see the fields, etc.
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You'll just use rules. So if the user selects item #5 from a dropdown, the dropdown actually stores the 5 and not the display name. You would need a rule on that dropdown to set the value of another field whenever the value of the dropdown changes.
That way you'll have the dropdown (storing the ID to the look up field) and the new field ...
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How would I do that?
Thanks
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In your XPath's, you have to refer to the current field as it's full name, not " . " Replace with:
substring(xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(my:myFields/my:SelectedPartnerAgencies[. != ""], 'concat(";", .)'), ".."), 2)
[quote user="bhben"]Hi,
I am attempting to do pretty much the ...
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Brilliant, but it didn't quite work. What I figured out is that I needed to use an expression. It ended up being:
../@INVOICE_DETAIL = "CPF" or ../@INVOICE_DETAIL = "APF" or ../@INVOICE_DETAIL = "HRB Simple"
That seemed to make it check each variable and treat the whole line as one validation.
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Sorry, but the Mapping Tool won't show form libraries because qRules' SubmitToSharePointList only allows mapping data into SharePoint lists.