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Yes- but as promoted fields, they showed up as columns anyway. If you're asking if they add an additional (duplicate) column, they do not. They do show data, they're not blank. I just can't get the changed properties to carry over to the re-published form.
I'll definitely look at the views- but in looking at some of the past ...
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Ohhhhh, duh. I had the OTHER xml file in my head, not the mapping one, although you did say "mapping" several times. Thanks for your patience.
I'm not familiar with qRules Insert. I'll investigate it.
Thanks Hilary!
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In my case we have an automated process that creates a task list item in SharePoint. We have modified the list form to be displayed within InfoPath. I some occasions the automated process was not completely adding the proper body information into our append notes column.
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I need to create a drop down list that references the repeating section it is part of. That reference will act as a filter for another drop down list.
It seems that there is a "context node" issue with this functionality. The "master" drop down in Section 2 only lists "Section 2"; the "master" drop down ...
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The people picker work, however, the fields stop auto populating for some reason. Can anyone help me figure out the solution? The form was auto populating, and then it stopped.
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Consider creating another InfoPath button that has a rule that simply closes the form. This should bypass that prompt asking you to save again. To prevent the user from using the ribbon, go to File -> Fom Options and in the Browser features category unselect Close. This will remove that command from the ribbon in the ...
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Time zones can be difficult to manage in InfoPath. Especially when you throw in client vs. server behavior. The best thing to do is to just have InfoPath handle the time zones itself. For the most part it does the calculations correctly. If you need to manually override, unfortunately InfoPath doesn't provide an easy ...
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Do you want it to appear like that in InfoPath or in SharePoint? If its InfoPath, you'll have to use substrings to get the specific format you want if its not one of the out of box formats in the format date properties dialog. If its SharePoint, you could try and use a calculated column but to be honest not sure if that will 100% ...
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Each button instance should be unique and therefore should have different IDs on them. This becomes more important when you are using custom code and need to listen for button click events.
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Another user without Infopath Designer is able to load the form and it works well.