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Jay, that is a public web service. It's not related to SharePoint.
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attached is a copy, thanks for looking at it.
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Does this also happen in preview? Is your form based off a database or another source, or did you start it from scratch? The only reason I can think of that you would have 10 instances of a group would be that your form is bound to a data source that is being queried on load and has 10 rows of data returned.... You can also check in the default ...
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Ernesto
Thanks, I do have a Qdabra ADWS data connection (GetMyInfo) on the InfoPath form. I will convert the data connection to UDC. I'll also check the PostBack settings for the controls- I'll add error/success/results node to see what I get. If that doesn't clear it up, I'll try the dsnamews method next.
UPDATE: Changing the ...
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Hey everyone,
I'm quite a newbie with Infopath and I hope you'll be able to help me find the most simple solution for my problem.
I have my form already done, with the 3 buttons of sending an E-mail . the first one is "problem detected", the second one is "updates" and the third one is "problem solved".
I ...
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I figured it out. In SharePoint 2010 the fields are set up in two groups - query and data - so the field names are prefaced with d: or q: In my case the XPath looked like this..
xdXDocument:GetDOM("ClientInfo")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Title[../d:ID = current()] No ...
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I figured it out. In SharePoint 2010 the fields are set up in two groups - query and data - so the field names are prefaced with d: or q: In my case the XPath looked like this..
xdXDocument:GetDOM("ClientInfo")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Title[../d:ID = current()]
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I figured it out. In SharePoint 2010 the fields are set up in two groups - query and data - so the field names are prefaced with d: or q: In my case the XPath looked like this..
xdXDocument:GetDOM("ClientInfo")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Title[../d:ID = current()]
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I have a Submit button in my Infopath form configured to email the form, it works when opened in Infopath, but when rendered in a browser (IE) the form does not get emailed. I get the "Form submitted successfully" message, but it does not show up in the Outlook inbox. Could this be an exchange server configuration problem? Any help would ...
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Hi!
No, please don't convert the QdabraRules secondary data source to UDC. Patrick was referring to any other data connections in the form.
I would first suggest displaying the Error, Success and Result nodes on the canvas, temporarily, so that we can see if anything is happening when you call the command.
I would then suggest checking the ...