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I have a form which needs to be signed digitally. It has several sections designated for signatures. A workflow sends emails notifying each signer in sequence.
Unfortunately the form crashes whenever someone tries to sign it.
This has happened with two different testers.
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Hey - sorry no one was able to help you before you figured this out yourself, but thanks so much for posting the results here.
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Okay, so now in your form, drag the secondary data source data fields onto your form and preview it - I'd like to see a screenshot of the data with the extra comma.....
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Hi - is Attachment2 repeating? I'm also confused by the use of the qRulesFilename attribute for the name fo the attachment - won't that be blank until after qRules submits the file and returns the filename?
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My issue was not the comment field at all. It was the fact that there were columns with NULL values in the SQL row I was testing on. InfoPath doesn't like dealing with NULL columns in the form. I tested the comment field on a record that had all other columns set to some value other than NULL and the update worked fine.
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Oh the days I wonder where my brain is... absolutely amazing.
Okay, I actually followed your directions (correctly this time) and looks like the data from AD does only have one comma. A snippet of some of the data is below... I'm pulling over the ows_name information.
<z:row ows_Attachments="0" ...
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First off, thank you to whomever can help me; I am currently
an operations analyst for a large company. They use an InfoPath forms to send
important info from one “campus” to another. My question is I already know how
to tie in to a database and have the form update the database, but I am not
sure have to make the submit button send the ...
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Hello All,
I'm using the savetosharepoint command and want to change the name from the standard name that has "###########################_AttachmentName.<suffix>" to something different. I would like to name file the same name as the form being saved to sharepoint + the AttachmentName.<suffix> | ie; ...
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I took over our facilities’ SharePoint site collection approximately 3 years ago. We have several InfoPath forms we use. A couple of them are request forms connected to a sql server database. One is a free-standing form published to a SharePoint library that is emailed to users - not stored anywhere. One is stored in a ...
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Hi Jo-Anne,
yes, the form publish successfully after each changes. I am able to create new item or edit existing item fine without any error. The only annoying part is that it keep doing postback making it very hard to fill out the form.