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I tried your last suggestion first, I enabled the extendedErrorMessages and this is what I get:
Action: SubmitToSharePointList. Arguments: submit: SPList .
Details: Security Exception - please check security requirements for this command.
Extended Details: System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type ...
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what about using an xml data mapper tool?
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Hi, and thanks for your interest in DBXL.
DBXL hasn't been tested (yet) with InfoPath 2013, so we would recommend using InfoPath 2010.
I have seen issues on some machines where having two versions of InfoPath (e.g. InfoPath 2007 and InfoPath 2010) causes bizarre issues. You might be in one of those scenarios now, with both InfoPath 2013 and ...
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I believe you could:
1. Edit the form and go to the form's promoted properties
2. Promote the fields under new column names
3. Save and publish the form
4. Edit the Sharepoint view to hide the old columns and show the new columns.
Would that be enough to satisfy the customer request?
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I have a Sharepoint forms library with columns promoted from a form..... The customer would like to change the column names but obviously this can't be done.... Are there any suggestions on what I may do so they can have different column names but same data without having to do something to the form? How would I do it?
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Hi all,
I got a requirement, where i need to Hide ribbon on the SharePoint List Forms and need to replace the actions with buttons.
For ex: In displayform ribbon, there will be an action button EDIT. i need to hide this ribbon and create a button which will open the item in Edit mode.
I have tried to customize the Displayform but the button is ...
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Hi guys, I'm getting this error:
Form template: http://server/QdabraWebService/Forms/ID/184/template.xsn
InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form's code.
One or more required components of InfoPath or the form template cannot run because of a security restriction.
Contact your system administrator or run ...
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Thanks Gennady,
I've asked the original form author to provide all the files I might need.
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Conditional formatting can be found in the Manage Rules for a control. You could also create a read only view that you switch to when your conditions are met.
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Okay - so you are using SharePoint 2007 & admin approving, not sandboxing.
We have a few additional nodes in the QdabraRules data source that may help us. Try this:Find the finishedLoading node in the QdabraRules data source & add a rule to it:The rule condition should be "finishedLoading = true"The rule should set the ...