InfoPath Dev

Hi - what tutorial are you following? Are you publishing as a content type? I find a number of hits on Google when I search on your error message - perhaps one of them will help you?

I've followed the instructions without issue, using InfoPath 2010 and SP2010, and whenever I try to publish I get the following error: The following computer running SharePoint does not contain the required InfoPath form template:  then lists the URL to my Sharepoint site.  It then publishes a generic form that simply is an upload ...

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I have an InfoPath form which is published to a form library.  This form goes through some approvals and eventually gets to a status of Complete.  We have 6 columns of data in the form library which are populated with data from the form itself.  That piece works great. The business decided that they would like to manually go in and ...

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In your case, it sounds like the button is calling the qRules command. In general, you want to set Properties > Postback to Always for any control that has a rule that calls a qRules command. Hope that solves it. Let us know. Thanks!

I solved my own problem by downloading SharePoint Designer 2010 and creating a workflow that sends the e-mail when an item is created in this library. By using this method, you can access the ID field of the CurrentItem. I did have to remove the e-mail action from the submit option rule in my InfoPath form and re-publish.

Is it possible to create a SharePoint workflow that will write to an InfoPath form? I have a form that list several to do items for different people. This is a master form that the manager for a group might use. The manager opens the request form and checks off what each person needs to do. when the form is submitted a workflow sets ...

I'm experimenting with a solution to store documents in a SharePoint document library rather than as infopath attachments.  My InfoPath form provides a link to the doc library upload function and then runs a workflow to standardize the document naming, metadata, etc.  At that point, I want my InfoPath form to be able to verify that ...