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Hi soulman,
When you say disabled, did you try to uncheck it via Tools -> Submit Options -> Allow users to submit this form?
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Hi shas1928,
It's been a while since I've used InfoPath 2007, but try to uncheck Tools -> Submit Options -> Allow users to submit this form.
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Sorry I can't help you with the code but Greg has a few blogs about repeating table with dropdowns (codeless):
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Flat Data Source
http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=075c4e8e56db4fa5bd63615b712c0d91
Create a Repeating Cascading List from a Hierarchical Data ...
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Hi:
I believe you can easily achieve this using qRules. qRules has an Insert command which allows you to copy a row from a repeating table to another. You can download a trial here. Just follow the user guide on how to inject qRules to your form and you can also see the command samples from there.
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Sorry if I'm a bit confused. Are you trying to get the Form ID and use it as the filename of your form?
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Hi:
Have you checked the event viewer or SharePoint logs? Sometimes it often gives more details about the error. When you say full control, are you a site collection administrator?
A quick google search returns a few blogs about the error which you may find useful, ...
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Hi Jacob,
I think this can be done using code. Greg has a blog post with samples on how you can achieve that using code. But if I may suggest - why not use a hyperlink and point it to the browser form URL, something like:
http://site/_layouts/formserver.asmx?XsnLocation=http://site/FormTemplates/template.xsn&OpenIn=browser
That ...
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Hi jaxkookie,
When you say Form ID, are you pertaining to the ID of the form in SharePoint? Perhaps it will help to be a little more specific so other posters would understand the scenario.
Thank you,
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I think that's a standard SharePoint error, it indicates that an entry has been added to the Windows Event Log so it would be worth checking it for more details about the error. You might also want to debug using InfoPath client and see exactly where the error occurs.