-
Hi,
I need some guidance to select best appoach to implement the current requirement in my office of collecting skills data for different Service Areas,
Requirement is as below
Keeping User experience very simple.
1. Need to collect SKills Data from different Knowledge Communities that is Service lines. Create 6 different forms for 6 Kcs. ...
-
The form is admin deployed. The main (parent) form is mapped to SharePoint while the embedded (child) form is not.
See attached.
-
Sorry if I misunderstood.
My understanding was that you have an InfoPath 2010 browser form that submits via qRules 4.2. If it's a browser form then it must be published to SharePoint and if it has qRules, then it's either using the sandbox or it's admin deployed.
Do you have a SharePoint mapping in the SharePoint tab?
-
Question for Ernesto, what sandbox are you speaking of? I'm not using a SharePoint sandboxed solution.
Granting NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users permissions works. It's not ideal since it negates the entire security feature of permissions- if I have to grant everyone permission then why pretend there is security.
-
Yes I am also seeing the errors. Repeating tables with fields that have filters and lookups are giving me theses errors.
-
Hi-
Could I suggest a workaround? Modify permissions so that everyone (NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users) is allowed to Add.
This is necessary because, when using sandbox, users authenticate as the service account, so the service account needs permissions to add.
Let us know whether this helps. Thanks.
-
I am also experiencing issues since our site collection was updated to SP2013 on O365. It seems Infopath Form Services is broken, sandboxing is broken and performing the Sum() function in a repeating table using a 2ds browser form is broken. Are you experiencing anything like this? If I try and publish a form with qRules it tells me this form has ...
-
-
Hi - can you post a couple of screenshots of your permissions in DAT? Under the Options tab.... Thanks!
-
I have InfoPath 2010 web forms that submits via qRules 4.2 to DBXL 2.6. I, as a DBXL administrator, can submit forms. Users are not able to submit forms. They receive the following error, where "author" is the user's account name:
Action: SubmitToDbxl. Arguments: submit:
SubmitDocumentToDBXL doctype: fundingForm ...