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If you are not using Office365, I would use REST - why? Because I think it is simpler. I think the logic is easier to follow in the form.
However with Office365, the REST web service is disabled.
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Hi Mario,
You might be able to use a technique described here: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry70014.aspx
qRules Insert also supports looping and is a pretty cool technique. Some configuration required, but there's plenty of documentation available, for ...
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Hi - are you using qRules? If so, you should be able to use the DelimitedList command for this.
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Thanks Hilary, but that did not fix the problem.
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Yes! You are correct. I thought I had to do that because I needed to pull an automatically incrementing generated number from the form when it submitted to the library, but apparently the number is created before it is actually submitted, so switching the order of the submits worked! Thanks so much!!
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I have resolved my own issue.
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I bet you are submitting to your SharePoint library before running the qRules command. You want the ID populated before you submit the XML to SharePoint. :-)
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Interesting. I turned off the option to close the form upon submit, tried it again in preview mode and it worked! The list ID populated in the field. So what could be causing it not to populate when it is actually submitted? Could it be the submitting order? I published the form with the option to ...
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I have used this number of times but this time I hit a complete roadblock. Here is the issue:
Environment: Infopath 2010 browser based form, SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise, latest patches applied
Issue: I am just using http://<server_name>/vti_bin/userprofileservice.asmx to use GetUserProfileByName. This is to retrieve user's ...
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Could you temporarily change your submit options to not close the form on submit?