InfoPath Dev

I've just made a very simple change to our InfoPath template and published the template back to the form library. I am able to create a new form without issue, but when I edit any existing form and attempt to save it, I'm presented with the error message "Save Conflict. Your changes conflict with those made concurrently by another ...

I've approved it - sorry about that, I hate having to have a moderation queue, but we got blasted by a SPAMmer about 2 years ago, so we put a few rules in place - I'm surprised you are getting queued, actually - the rules are .... hmmm, I think I see what happens. We have an IP count rule - so more than one post per minute per an IP ...

Thanks. Could you also approve my today's reply to Security message even when on localhost ? I did not manage to get its text to backup after it has gone to moderation

[quote user="Graeme"]Only publishing locally because I am testing stuff at home and have no network[/quote]  IMO, there is no need to publish template if you do not have network If template is in environment that has no network, it does not mean the same computer since it still can be distributed (through a pen drive, diskettes, ...

Only publishing locally because I am testing stuff at home and have no network. I suppose I can create a cert and sign the form, but my question is - why should I need to? Everything is on the same PC/domain.

[quote user="Graeme"]the form is published to c:\temp[/quote]  May I ask what is the sense of publishing a template to a local folder which is accessible only locally? Publishing implies to be to location accessible over network like share folder, sharepoint form library, etc. [quote user="Graeme"]I am getting the ...

Hopefully this will help.

I am getting the Infopath security notice "This form is located at an Internet location etc." and can't access my web service.  I am testing this all on my local home PC, the form is published to c:\temp and the web service is running on http://localhost:1234  Can someone please explain why IP thinks it's on the ...

I found it when I was doing a search on the subject. I cannot remember exactly how I framed the search terms and have not been able to find it again. It was just a 2 post entry where someone wanted to use the data from a multiline column and the answer was just a very simple, you should be able to do it with qrules'.

That is because you are not putting them together into a single condition. Copy the expression from the first row. In the last row, after the condition, type the word "and" and then past in the condiition from the first row. Now row 5 has 2 conditions, and you can use row one for another condition. Does that make sense?