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Hi man, can you help me please? pliiisss
i try to filter a repeating table that contain a people picker
path: /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Responsable_x0020_acargo/pc:Person/pc:AccountId
do you know what i must put in queryFields/Responsable_x0020_acargo?
thx man
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Here is a very good example (using MS Access):
http://allenbrowne.com/ser-06.html
I would like to create a repeating section that references itself; like an "Employee" repeating section that allows selection of other employees as a "Manager".
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Hi LGentile11 and welcome!
Yes, you can create a table with three columns of data and then merge the columns into one cell in the view and replace the fields with a button that has a calculated value set to the concatenation of said columns. Clicking on the button sets a yes-no "selected" field (4th column) and that field can be used to ...
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I know this seems silly, but go to Data Connections and click Modify on the Rest Web service one. Go through the wizard clicking Next for everything. After you're done, go back to the data source and see if the node is repeating.
I see this about 25% of the time. Simply recreating the data connection (or modifying it) seems to get it to work ...
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Sounds great Hilary. I'll give that a shot.
One way or another I'll be back shortly!
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Oh and here's the xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Batch OnError="Continue">
<Method ID="1" Cmd="New">
<Field Name="Title"></Field>
<Field Name="Project_Title"></Field>
<Field ...
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So, you aren't getting any errors when the code runs, just if you include the date and the capacity, your items aren't created.
Run in debug, and see what batchNav looks like, so you know what the CAML is you are going to submit. Your web service submit may be returning errors that you aren't seeing - you can pass some additional ...
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Oops, looks like I pasted the same line twice!
That should have been:
<sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=''Title''>{0}</Field>", ProjectID>
and
<sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=''Project_Title''>{0}</Field>", ProjectID>
Sorry for the ...
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Hi - the two lines of code in your post look the same to me - I don't quite understand your question.
Can you post your code full code? For lookup columns, you need to submit the list item id for the looked up item. For dates, the format can be a little finicky - at the very least, you need to be using yyyy-MM-dd format.
As a side note - ...
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Hi All,
Still pretty novice at the whole InfoPath/SharePoint thing so, please, be gentle with me. ;)
Following numerous guides through the web I've managed to take a repeating table in an InfoPath form and have it submitted to an SharePoint list through CAML successfully. At least in part.
My InfoPath repeating table has three ...