InfoPath Dev

I don't recall exactly - I think there is a message in the Results node of some kind, but so you know, the folder doesn't get created again, or overwritten, or anything nutty like that - drag the data source onto your form, add a button to query it, and do some experimenting with different values in the query parameter (url) field - You ...

The qRule SaveToSharePoint command creates it's own filename when saving to SharePoint. Is it posible to provide the filename prior to calling this command? Also, what happens if the file already exists on the site? Can I use the same logic of providing the filename to the attribute of the attachment field? Thank you! Scott

Thank you Hilary! So what happens if the folder already exists?

I need help figuring out how to make a button switch back and forth between two values in a text box.  When 1st value is displayed, click button and the  2nd value is displayed.  When 2nd value is displayed, click button and 1st value is displayed again and so on. The value in the text box is determined when a ...

Yup, SharePoint web services - namely, Dws.CreateFolder. We've used this before in solutions. It takes a single parameter of url - the format is Library/Foldername, and Library needs to exist on the same site as your data connection points to. So, if your data connection is to http://server/site/_vti_bin/Dws.asmx, your URL would be ...

Smalll breakthrough, if I use the insert item option rather than the form toolbar buttons it doesn't crash.

So I tried some things. I removed the 148 field view completely, no improvement. I removed the repeating choice group in the one view, no improvement. So in the view with the repeating group with 19 fields, I can only add 35 nodes before it crashes. In the view with a repeating group of 21 fields, I can only add 15 nodes before it crashes. I ...

 Hi Scott, There probably is a way using SharePoint web services. I realize you are asking this in the context of qRules and the SaveToSharePoint command, but unfortunately qRules does not have a command to support folder creation in SharePoint. If you can get the folders created using SharePoint, then it should be easy to point the ...

scenario: User attaches a document to a form. The contents of the attachment would display in another control. I started playing with decoding the attachment, but couldn't get the contents to display in another control.

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