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I did a bit of poking around in the log files on the SP server and found the following entries (seemingly related to the issue I'm having);0x1EA8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request ...
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Well. Gee. I guess we know who not to listen to. I was totally spacing on the IP 2003 thing. The blog your code sample came from mentions the same thing:
This blog article discusses a new feature of Microsoft InfoPath 2007 that makes it possible to pass data into an InfoPath form at load time
And now that you mention it - nope, I've not ...
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Hi Hilary.
To confirm, neither command line nor URL are working. And retested with lower case. Alas ditto (same error).
I have just been exploring further, and found a post from your good self back in 2008 saying "Parameters are new for IP 2007 and don't work with IP 2003 or the IP 2003 object ...
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Hi there,
Looks like this is could be a bug with the people picker control. I would contact MS directly to see if this is a known issue and whether there is a recommended workaround. I'm guessing you want it always disabled because you want to use it as to display information? Consider using another control like a repeating ...
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But that wasn't what I suggested. I simply suggested you drag the data source for the drop down onto the form, and the supervisor field onto the form, so you can see what is going wrong.
I'm attaching your form template with those changes. Publish this and open it in the browser - this way you can track down the actually root cause.
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Thank you for your response!! When I change the data source to a value of @User_Name and the Display name to @User_Name it fixes the duplicating problem but it breaks the conditional formatting on the SupervisorApprovalSection.
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I should add - you can use IP 2007 to design IP 2003 forms. Only you would need IP 2007 installed. Your form users could continue with IP 2003.
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Are either approaches working? That is, are you failing with command line? Try using lower case for your parameter, both in your code and your URL.
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Thank you for your reply Hilary.
The exact error message is:
'XDocument.InputParameters.ID' is null or not an object.
The JScript to test this (as per blog):
function XDocument::OnLoad(eventObj)
{
var idValue = eventObj.XDocument.InputParameters["ID"].Value;
eventObj.XDocument.UI.Alert(idValue);
}
And, the URL and ...
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OK...I did as you asked Ernesto;
I created a simple form with a single field. I mapped that field (using the new qRules) to the SAME list that my complicated form was mapped to...with the same results. Then I created a new custom list with a single-line text field in the same subsite, generated a new mapping file (with the same name as the ...