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Hi Matt Hauger,
Each form has a link to the template it was created from and the error above says that the user has no access to the original template location. In that case, you might need to publish the form template to a network location or website where users can access. Then, when you test-submit, use the published form, and not the ...
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I'd suggest checking the SharePoint logs or the event viewer logs to see more details about the error. Or have you checked that already?
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Hi paulmc,
This is the default behavior for repeating tables. You can change it by right-clicking on your repeating table, select Repeating Table Properties. In the Data tab, under Default Settings, uncheck "Allow users to insert and delete rows. That will also automatically remove the insert button and hint text. Apply that, preview, ...
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No code, just rules. Right-click on the XSN on the location where you saved it and select Design. It will open InfoPath in design mode. Please check out the rules in the dropdown by clicking on the dropdown box and then open Manage Rules in the Home tab (that is, if you're using InfoPath 2010). In InfoPath 2007, you ...
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DropdownFormula.xsn
Hi:
I've attached a sample for you.
Hope that helps!
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Hi:
You might want to check your permissions for that library. You should have at least contribute access with read/write/edit permissions.
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If you're not into coding, you can add conditional formatting to disable the submit button if required fields are blank, thus forcing the users to continue filling out the form.
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Hi:
Sorry about your issue.
For #1, either you or your admin should approve the UDC file created in the data connection library, or have you done that already?
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Hi Mark,
There is a recent forum post about submitting to SharePoint folders and Hilary replied how she successfully created multiple data connections using the SharePoint folder URL. Can you take a look at that?