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I haven't done this before so not exactly sure if it would work, but couldn't you just copy all of the xml files and place them in the new library? Then you could just do one big batch operation instead of having to open each form and submit it again.
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You can use input parameters to do that. See this blog post for more info:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2007/02/26/passing-data-into-a-form-input-parameters.aspx
If you are looking for a no code solution, I would look into qRules as it has a command to retrieve input parameters without having to write any code. More info: ...
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Below is the error which occurs. This is happening at random, we get the results from Web service sometimes without any problem but sometimes we are facing the below error while trying to connect to WS.
Noticed pattern is its giving this error from about 4 pm IST.
"The Query cannot be run for following ...
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You could do a substring to grab everything up to the slash and then uppercase that string. Likewise for everything after the slash but instead doing lowercase.
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Good job figuring it out on your own - getting the hang of filtering data sources can be a little tricky at first.
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My form type was set to 'InfoPath 2003 Filler Form' as I started this in InfoPath 2003, just recently got upgraded. I selected 'InfoPath Filler Form.'
Also per the MSDN doc, I ensured I had 'Full Trust' selected.
Still build errors when I preview the form.
MSDN doc says i should be working in the ...
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qRules does have this functionality. Your form can be set to submit to a document library using the out of the box InfoPath functionality, and qRules can add the ability to submit items to one or more SharePoint lists.
Here are a couple of YouTube videos on the functionality for submitting to ...
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I think I got it!
Create a textbox set as "read only"
Create a rule on the dropdown to set the value of the textbox = filtered currency datasource where Title = dropdown value.
I'm liking this thing!
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I don't think there's anything wrong here. . is the XPath symbol for the current field.
http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath/#path-abbrev
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I think that you may be having a postback issue - if your issues in the browser are not present when you try the form in preview, it is often postback. You can set postback to always on the control executing the rules (the sign checkbox in this instance, I believe). For your second issue - I wonder if you are using current() where needed? Feel ...