InfoPath Dev

The 'Browser' option is highlighted under Category.

Hi there, Rich text should be available to pull into your InfoPath form.  Are you using 2010? Are you using the list data connection?

Check under the Form Options / Compatibility to see if it is a browser or filler form

Hi! I think you can get the ID back using the URL if you use FilterOwssvr or REST - are you using ShP & IP 2010? or 2007?

Hi Dan, Thanks for the info. Sorry, there's nothing inherent in qRules to achieve this functionality. If the FileName is unique (I assume it must be) couldn't the form use that to query the library and find the newly created item?  

You can find a video that includes that information here: http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/donovanf/InfoPath-2010-and-Creating-a-Form-that-Consumes-a-REST-enabled-WCF-Service It is toward the end, about the 10 or 11 minute mark.

I have created a secondary data connection to a sharepoint list. All of the columns are available except for a Multiline text column. How can i retrieve the data from that column in a secondary data connection? TIA Dean

Unfortunately, within InfoPath, I don't see a way to use that URL value to find the document in the Library so that I can update additional columns. However, if the SaveToSharePoint command were to also return the ID field, then I could very simply query the list to find the document that needs updating. Here are our stepsSave attachment ...

My InfoPath Form template manifest.xsf is a user input screen where users enter data in it and I open up this template in Visual Studio. Does it still mean it's not a browser form? I am getting good help from the links you provided...

You are right - the point of a calculated field is to not have to add a field to the data source to display the results of a calculation. However, you can use the same calculation for your conditional formatting. Add conditional formatting to your Submit button. For the first drop down in the condition, select the Total Number of Items Recieved ...