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Hi Jeidi,
I don't speak Spanish so I used http://translate.google.com/ to get this: "Greetings I want to make a form that you have all the information in a SharePoint ista and which can filter or create reports" - I'm assuming you mean "lista" instead of "ista".
English reply:
It's easy to create a ...
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answered my own question
I needed to create a blank form, and then map it to my SharePoint list. I was trying to modify a copy of the form that I received when clicking on edit in InfoPath designer from the list.
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After injecting an InfoPath 2010, I open the form in the SharePoint List Tool to create the mapping file. I can successfully retrieve all of the columns from a SharePoint list, but when I try to map the InfoPath fields the Scheme Tree Control is empty. Do I need to enable a setting to populate these values?
thanks,
Jason
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Saludos;
Deseo hacer un formulario que traiga toda la informacion de una ista de sharepoint y en la cual pueda filtrar o crear reportes
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Hello Tony,
As Patrick alluded, after much trial and error Hilary and I have mostly found our stride using InfoPath with source control. I believe I've seen the video you referred to, and though it provided some good information, I disagreed with quite a bit of it (particularly the part about merging simultaneous changes from ...
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Hi Kully,
If this is SharePoint 2010, it's easy to sort the results of a list data connection. Just use an ODATA Web service call instead. SharePoint 2010 supports REST and REST supports ODATA so you should be able to figure it out. Benefits abound. We have several videos showing how to use REST and ODATA, and it's all out-of-the-box.
If ...
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Thanks Tom for your patience and perseverance. I'm sure others will benefit.
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Hi Kully,
This is most likely a bug in your form's rule logic. Can you attach it so that we can investigate further?
Thanks!
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Well, this data loss issue doesn't make a whole lot of sense. The SharePoint list forms' data exists in the list. Seems like you are saying that is not displaying correctly in the view. To me, that would seem like a bug.
We don't see that kind of bug when using standard InfoPath forms (i.e. not list forms, but regular forms).You can ...
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Hi UmGorge2 and thanks for posting,
You can use Qdabra's DBXL Web service to map the data to a database without code in the form. Go to Qdabra dot com and click on Web services and look at DBXL solution. There's a free trial and it's inexpensive for you, plus we provide great support and have thousands of happy cutomers. :)
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