InfoPath Dev

Hi,  When users try to open the infopath form from the sharepoint it gives an error and says the form is closed.however i am able to open it Can any one please help

  I am new to InfoPath and not a developer. I need help (possibly step by step) on how to design a form that can query data based on 3 tables in an SQL Server 2008 database. The tables have unique primary keys and can be connected using secondary keys. Table1(list of servers) is the main table and the other 2 are linked to it in a ...

Good morning, I have an InfoPath browser form that is being accessed through SharePoint. I need multiple people in a group to have modify access to the form, but I recognize that if they access the form at the same time they'll overwrite each other's work. What is the best way to handle this? I cannot assume they have the Filler ...

According to MS Guidelines (source info: see below), the number of columns a SP list can contain is approx 4,000. What is the limit of InfoPath fields that can be promoted to a SP List? Additionally, does the type of field being promoted or # of data connections make a difference in terms of these limits? I've searched this forum (found ...

Hi Roger, I'm sorry that we haven't been able to solve this via the forum. If you'd like to continue investigating this, please send us email to support at qdabra dot com and we can discuss next steps and support options. Thank you.

 Hi- Here are links to two articles that should help, though a Google search will reveal more methods if these don't satisfy your needs. Good ...

Goodday! I have a form where I need to have two different submit buttons (names Save and Submit, for later reference). For one I use a button with type "Submit", the other is a normal button with custom rules. When I deliberately have a validation error, I get a different error message for the buttons. See screenshots below. ...

Hi Princevis. I've already done all that, but I seem ot be missing something... Got the following from the Rule inspector: Conditions Name = "AccountName" Actions Set a field's value: userLoginName = Value[Filtered] Query using a data connection: GetGroupCollectionFromUser Document On Load: Query Group ...

You have to put change view rule on form load. Get the user by using GetUserProfileByName function from the Userprofile manager webservice. Check the user login and his group and then direct him to view by putting rule to change view on form load.

Please can someone save me from pulling my hair out on this frustrating issue. New-ish to Sharepoint, using SPD 2010, Infopath 2010, not able to use Visual Studio. I have a web form which I want to use to allow us to log issues onto a SP list. The form design is done, comprising three views: Date entry view - needs to be shown only to ...