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I did mean download a filled in form (which is an XML file) and look at it in a text editor, yes.
The template you have saved on your PC is not the same file as the published file template that resides on SharePoint. Publishing creates a copy of the template (among other things) - and name being the same in both of your libraries is why I am ...
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These are the steps I tried
FIRST TEST --> SUCCESSTook your form and published it to SharePointForm opens and saves fine in web browserSECOND TEST --> SUCCESSTook your form and attached it to DBXLCreated SharePoint mapping with "Publish LIbrary and XSN" and "Use Forms Services" checkedClicked Save in DBXLForm opens and ...
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Hi,
I have a requirement to implement Search criteria. Basically, my browser based 2010 IP form has a couple of fields. 15 drop down list boxes, 1 text box as criteria fields. A user can select values from these drop down list boxes and type in the textbox to perform search criteria. The search should then bring the results & display them in ...
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Has this ever been resolved? I to am experiencing the same issue with the same view of the drop down already provided.
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Fixed by not doing a Quick Publish and instead selecting Publish and Publish form to SharePoint Library. Deactivating the feature and re-activating it.
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Yes, I have two different sites 2012 and 2013,both having a form library called Activities.
When you say “When you re-open an existing XML...”, you mean a filled form instance that I can download from the library on my local drive and open in a text editor? I'll try but unfortunatly I can't make other attemptes now, my services are not ...
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Another possibility would be to create a section just to hold the doc links. Same scenario as above with a form to upload the docs and a workflow to fill in the link address on the equipment record, but what type of field or section would I need to capture multiple doc links?
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Alright, I've had very little training in SharePoint and none in InfoPath, so please don't overlook the easy answers and I'm trying to use the proper terminology.
I'm running InfoPath 2010 and SharePoint 2010/Designer 2010.
What I have done is tried to incorporate an Access database into Sharepoint, the issue that ...
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I have an Infopath 2007 filler form. The ultimate goal is to use it as a template on a DoD Moss 2007 Sharepoint 2007 portal. Right now, we're running it from individual machines from the desktop. They save the form from email onto their desktop then open in design and save it back to the desktop overwriting it in order to break the ...