InfoPath Dev

[quote user="cpluce"]1. Change the REST URL concat("https://sharepoint.com/sites/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?Cmd=Display&List=%7bA407888E-28F1-4EE0-98DD-82D7E6A65700%7d&View=%7b8190E33D-11DD-42E7-A1C6-9B84E2139979%7d&XMLDATA=TRUE&noredirect=true&FilterField1=", @ows_ID, "&FilterValue1=855") 2. Query ...

OK I am going to try and keep it simple.  I have an Infopath library that is a workflow when an item is created. In this workflow I have task ID's that are created in this library. lets just say Task ID. This is stored in this infopath library/list. This ID is the exact ID in the workflow task list. This is sort of like a foriegn ...

I am trying to achieve the following 1) Have  one site collection where the Admin-Approved-Form template will be deployed 2) This form is accessed via a link from different site collections under the same web application 3) All forms are submitted to only one Site Collection (different from the one where the form is published) The ...

The thing is that I just want the user to write something in the field, and then take the data and save it the way I want in the SharePoint list. So can I use another form type to do that? thanks for replying :)

InfoPath allows different form types. Unfortunately, one of those form types, the SharePoint list form, has its schema locked to the corresponding SharePoint list, which means that you cannot add/delete fields. You would need to add/delete columns in the SharePoint list, in order for those to be modifiable in the form. Does that make sense?

I know this post is 5 years old, but I'm having this exact same issue with InfoPath 2010 on Windows 7. Did you ever resolve your problem? I've tried reinstalling VSTA, uninstalling Office SP1, reinstalling Office, reinstalling the .NET framework, and nothing resolves the issue. I can create VSTA code in a new InfoPath form, but as soon as ...

I ended up splitting everything into six separate conditions. And it worked like a champ! Sometimes it all about the KISS concept. Thanks for the help! Tom

I have a feeling that the issue here is the associativity of AND and OR.  AND has a higher precedence than OR, so in this case, what you're actually getting is:[TB1 is equal to 39,000 AND TB2 is less than 3500] OR TB2 is greater than 3700[TB1 is equal to 40,000 AND TB2 is less than 3670] OR TB2 is greater than 3870[TB1 is equal to 41,000 ...

Hi everyone, I've got an issue where I need to have multiple conditionals (read formatting) within a common control. See my example below. Text Box 1 (Integer) Text Box 2 (Integer) Text Box 1 (e.g. TB1) will contain one of three user entered values - 39,000 / 40,000 / 41,000. If the user enters 39,000 into TB1, the acceptable ...

There's no need to use string() here.  What's the actual formula you're using?