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Now I'm being nit-picky and spamming you - such fun!
I tried this exact form in a 2.6 install in our environment, and after each submit (no matter which repeating section I filled out) my changes were saved - I could refresh the documents list in the Documents tab in DAT and see the version incrementing - when I closed and re-opened after ...
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Also, sorry, not to sound nit-picky - but are you refreshing your view of the documents tab between saves?
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Are there any errors in the Qdabra Event Log with your additional submits?
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Thanks. I did some more testing and investigation. I created a form in Infopath 2010 that had minimal data and the submit only saved five fields to Sharepoint. Opening a blank form was quick but opening a form that included data from Sharepoint was still slow with Infopath 2010 but fast with Infopath 2003. I have several different PCs so I ...
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It was the XPath you'd used - it was absolute instead of relative:
/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW[1]/my:Project
The above will always get the first item. From the field you were on (Project)
../preceding-sibling::my:SharePointListItem_RW[1]/my:Project
will get you the one above.
I've attached your form with this ...
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Hillary -
I created a new test form (attached to thread) and am able to consistently reproduce. Basic schema with a repeating section and a button bound to the DBXLDocumentSubmit method.
Here's what I'm doing in the test form:
Create a new form and add data for a 3 or 4 repeating sections. Save & Close. ...
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Have a lnfoPath 2007 form that was being utilized in SP2007. Our system was recently upgraded to SP2010 and I was able to open the form without issue. I had a need to make a change to the form (no changes to the xml structure) which I made in InfoPath 2010 and maintained 2007 compatability mode. After publishing, I get the ...
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Hmm I think the answer is related to something like:
XmlAttribute nsAttribute = doc.CreateAttribute("type", "xx", "tns:SalgGassGevinstdelingType");newElement.Attributes.Append(nsAttribute);
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Well, I just want to build a report based of the repeating table I guess. I want to display each user name in the repeating table that has been entered and how much their total amount was. So if User 1 has a couple entries in the repeating table, I want to show that User 1 requested 10k toal. If User 2 requests something in there as well, I want ...
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The user will need to save the file to their desktop and then reattach the file for the changes to be saved. If you open the file directly from InfoPath it will only save it to a temp location on your local machine and not back into the InfoPath form. Hope that makes sense.