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I am trying to install a test instance of DBXL 2.4 on the following configuration:1 web front end box, 1 database box Windows Server 2008 R2SQL Server 2008 SharePoint 20101 SharePoint site collection configured as an extranet site using SSL When I get to the site selection screen during the DBXL install the only option available to me is ...

Just to clarify, then, you are getting the above error when you run your Submit To All Tasks rule (with the command: SubmitToSharePointList /submit=ShPSubmit /mapping=LevelTwoMapping /id=@my:id3)? Your /id field does not appear to be an attribute, but in the copy of the form you attached, the command has the syntax: /id=@my:id3 In your data ...

Anything in the Design Checker? Did you rename any of your buttons? Any chance one of them has a name that starts with an invalid char? Is IP allowing you to save your template at all? What about as source files?

Hi Hilary, yes, that's what's so strange. I can undo forever (and have tried) but get the same error. There is no details button like there usually is. I did add a couple extra things besides the font change in between saves, mainly a bunch of buttons, so it would be nice not to have to redo everything. Thanks for your help!

It hasn't changed much since last time you saw it, but certainly!!  I do have an id3 field in the root table.  That is what I specified??? I didn't think I was confused, until I got the error....  Know what I mean???  HA HA!!

For whatever reason  It asks me if I want to open or save this file.... which does not make any sense. Please explain the logic here.  If you take out the savelocation, how does it know where to save the file?  And why does it now open in Infopath vs. staying a web-browser form as it was before?  Is there a way to force it ...

Can you attach your latest template? The /id parameter is an optional parameter. The value should be the relative XPath where you want the ID for the list item that is created in SharePoint returned -- this way when your existing XML is opened, you can update existing SharePoint list items rather than creating new.

Yes, the fields were promoted when posting but we were more concerned with having a Total field for each form and not knowing how to differentiate which Total goes to what form.   But... selecting "This Content Type" I'm assuming will address our concern.    Thank you again!

I guess I woo woooed too soon...  I tried going to the next level and got this error?  I am so confused about the id field... An unexpected error occurred executing the rule. Action: SubmitToSharePointList Arguments: submit: ShPSubmit mapping: LevelTwoMapping id: my:id3 Details: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. ...

I'm sure you've tried this -- but undo your font change and try to save again? What happens then? Are there any details available on any of the error messages (sometimes there is a Details button you can click that will expose more info about the error).