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Hi Robin,
The first thing to check is whether DBXL is installed on the SharePoint - 80 site. If it is, then let's check whether the DBXL app pool and the SharePoint - 80 app pool are using the same identity.
If everything looks ok for the above, then I would suggest sending us your form so we may try it on one of our servers. Let us know ...
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You condition would most likely be:
If Name is not blank AND Vessel is blank, then run the rule to set the Vessel.
If Vessel is not blank AND Name is blank, then run the rule to set the Name.
Hope that helps!
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Please check the data types on your list fields. The error suggests that one of the columns might have an incorrect data type, or at least a data type that does not match (when looking at the list vs. the form).
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Sorry, I'm not following. Auto calculating which score?
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I have 2 drop-down lists, both get data from database.
1st list is Name
2nd list is Vessel
I can get ‘when Name is selected, Vessel is auto-filled’
& When Vessel is selected, Name is auto-filled’
. However, I can only get this when only one rule ...
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I've been at this for probably 6 hours now and I still cant seem to get it to work. I've tried a good deal of searches but nothing seems to help. And Oh, I'm a newb when it comes to both SharePoint and InfoPath. I'm sure you've never heard that one!
I'm trying to pull a specific employee record and populate the ...
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Just a note, tweaking the assembly redirect policy also fixes running DBXL admin tool in 2010 (if you have both IF2010 and IF2013 installed on the same machine).
This is a problem I had asked previously here: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/24344/84183.aspx
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Thank you Ernesto. I downloaded the document and will read it over.
One thing I noticed about this is that when I Save as source files, the full trust is removed from the template. I have to reset to full trust after each time I Save as source files.
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Well - are you checking the Edit XPath box prior to trying to change the formula? IP is trying to be gentle with you by not showing the real XPath. :)
xdXDocument:GetDOM("assetTransfer")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:assetTransfer/@Manager_Name[../@Company_Name = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:currentCompany]
So - the ...
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Okay - IPFS can get funny sometimes with expression boxes. Here's a blog post that may help.