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Hello,
I am having a weird issue when implementing code (VB) behind one of my Infopath 2010 forms, that I use in Browser mode for SharePoint 2010. The form that I made takes purchase information such as Credit Card CID# and other things, and then sends that information using a post to our Authorizer. The form has been working fine until ...
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I don't believe InfoPath contains a feature (out of the box) to perform the InfoPath to Word conversion, but you may be able to find some solutions using code via a Google search.
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Glad that's working for you. I think that the scenario, sadly, does require code to work best. Whether that's done with custom code or with qRules, that's another debate, but please let us know what your Network Admin says about allowing code. It shouldn't be a big deal, but I understand that some administrators are hesitant to ...
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Hm, strange, that yellow bar should be coming up. I've seen it take up to 30 seconds to come up sometimes.
I think the expected behavior is that the existing XMLs will be opened with the latest version of the form template (XSN). Since that's not happening, I'm afraid it would take some troubleshooting to dig deeper: try different ...
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Thank you for your purchase. This product is currently undergoing review and we will be refreshing our webstore soon with the updated product.
There are two options when using this product:
1. You can update the XTP and UDC files and point them to your server. If you would like to pursue this option, I can provide you with steps via ...
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How about using a hyperlink instead of a button? You'd want to concatenate the form server url, your second library and then your nameField1 - it will be something like: http://YourSharePointSite/_layouts/FormServer.aspx?XmlLocation=/YourSharePointLibrary/nameField1.xml
You can also use qRules OpenForm command which allows you to ...
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Hi - you would need to specify the list ID in your mapping (if you haven't).
You can do that in two ways:
Specify the xpath to the list ID field in your command, e.g. Command = SubmitToSharePointList /mapping=mapping /id=/my:myFields/my:ListID
Check the ID box in the mapping tool - under the second column that says Options (Show) - see ...
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I am using SubmitToSharePointList to create new items, with about 8 fields in each item. However, I also need to be able to edit these items. So when the ID of the item to edit is entered, I am using the default value properties fields to bring in the list information. I then allow the user to update the information, and I'd like to use ...
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Pouvez-vous donner plus d'informations sur la facon dont vous interrogez votre tableau des reservations? Est-ce que vous utilisez une connexion secondaire? Si "oui", comment avez-vous configurer votre connexion?