InfoPath Dev

You cannot publish InfoPath forms with code to SharePoint Online. I really don't have a suggestion for using your SQL bound form in SharePoint Online. Have you thought about using PowerApps?

Thank you so much for sharing your code sample - I am sure others will find it useful.

How are you identifying which question in your XML should be displayed for a given list row? Is there an ID or something? Is it the name of the node?

Sorry - I don't really know of a way to do this. Is the sample you are showing representative of your actual data? Could it be the user could just pass in a start year, and you could use formulas in Excel to populate additional fields with that year incremented?

Hi Hilary, Thank you for your suggestion and explanation. I've tested using your suggestion and so far it has worked well. As a general note, if anyone is looking to do this in Python, I've shared my code below. The general structure is to loop through an InfoPath file directory, apply the update, and write the XML to a new file in a ...

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Hi Hilary, So you mean to say I can only display but not submit the data from Sharepoint Online to SQL directly using infopath deployed forms. I have one final set of 2 questions to close this: Question 1: - As was the original question raised during the start of this post.....Will I be to write code in Visual Studio for this InfoPath form ...

 Hope you can help I have a List set up on Sharepoint that contains a column named 'Questions', I am using this list in a repeating table. I would like to prefill this text box when it loads with questions from an XML file which is available as a secondary connection (this XML has been created using notepad and saved as ...

Thanks for the sample - I'll try to take a look later today and let you know my thoughts.

SharePoint Online no longer supports InfoPath Forms with code. It also doesn't support calling certain SharePoint web services - like the UpdateListItems method of the lists service - so CAML won't work there either. FormsViewer (a product built by the company I work for) can do this - more info here: ...