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I CREATE A SIMPLE FORM WITH NAME AND INPUT FIELD
WENT TO SUBMITTING OPTIONS SELECTED A SHAREPOINT SITE.
WHEN I SUBMIT AFTER FILLING THE DATA , THE FORM GOES AND SITS IN THE FORM LIBRARY
BUT WHEN I OPEN THE FORM FROM THE BROWSER , IT SAYS ERROR AND FORM IS CLOSED.
(CHANGED THE SHAREPOINT 2007) FORM LIBRARY'S ADVANCED SETTINGS ...
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I AM GETTING THIS ERROR BELOW WHEN I TRYING TO CONFIGURE SUBMIT RECIEVE A FORM TO A WEB SERVICE.
WHAT AM I DOING WRONG
ERROR:
The file is not a valid XML file.
The form contains XML that cannot be parsed:
End tag 'HEAD' does not match the start tag 'META'.
Line 51, Position 11
</style></HEAD>
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I AM NOT ABLE TO OPEN A BROWSER ENABLED FORM BUILT ON IP 2007 ON SHAREPOINT 2007
IT IS NOT ABLE TO FIND THE LOCATION ERROR ( THE LOCATION IS MY REMOTE LOCATION)
PLEASE SUGGEST A WAY OUT
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Are you sure you're not missing an s in "ArtefactListData" or something like that?
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If I remove it the formula looks like this:
xdXDocument:GetDOM("ArtefactListData")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:SharePointListItem_RW[number(xdXDocument:GetDOM("ViewOptions")/Util/fields/Count)]/d:ID
I now get the error message:
Function 'GetDOM' did not return a value, or it returned a value that cannot be ...
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Looks like you need to remove the part between ] and /d:ID:
xdXDocument:GetDOM("ArtefactListData")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/dfs:SharePointListItem_RW[number(GetDOM("ViewOptions")/Util/fields/Count)]/d:ID
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Hi Michael,
The "Customize Form" button in SharePoint does provide you a lot for free but I'm afraid you've hit a limitation because Sharepoint List forms (which is what you've described above) only allow you to have 1 data connection: the list in question. Hence, you can only work with the default connection ...
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Hi,
I'm having some serious challenges with something I thought should be standard SharePoint/InfoPath functionality...
I've created a BCS model in a .Net Assembly with several entities; some of which have foreign key associations. When I create lists in SharePoint, it automatically provides an External Item Picker as part of the ...
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After selecting Edit XPath the following is displayed (This is with regards to my original ...
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If I understand your question correctly:
"You have a SharePoint 2010 list and you want to pass a value from the list to an InfoPath form (created in InfoPath 2010) whenever a row is clicked in the list".
I'm not an InfoPath expert but I've been playing around with InfoPath and I managed to accomplish this with an External ...