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Hello again. It is all user I have checked (about a fourth of our team). And no, I do not use Fiddler - what is that? I mocked up a new form (just a test) to see if I get the same error, and I do receive it. I just threw one together, so might have other errors, but it is a basic form - just a title to submit.
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Yick. So - do other users have the same issue? Do you have the same issue w/ other forms? The basic submit setup looks right. Do you use Fiddler at all? You might be able to run a Fiddler trace and get more info on what's going on....
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Correct. That was the fix I had in my previous question from some time ago. But for some reason, it seems that is not the case this time. The error has "evolved" . . . . lol.
So yes, the SharePoint site is in my trusted sites and I do have the option checked to "remember me"/ Log in Automatically.
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Silly question - you do have the SharePoint site in your trusted sites in Internet Explorer and you have selected the option to log in automatically? :)
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Hi,
Below is the error I receive.
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.
The form cannot be submitted to the following location: https://twdc.sharepoint.com/sites/WDPR-dclrecruiting/entertainment/DCL Entertainment - Cast/Sand Box/Candidate Tracking/12345 - ...
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What's the error you get when you try to submit? Can I see your template - you can attach it under the Options tab in a reply....
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Are these checkboxes? Or option buttons with Yes / No values? Can you attach a copy of your form in a reply, under the Options tab?
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Hello,
I submitted a similar issue a long time back (didn't know if I should continue that thread or open a new post), but looked to be resolved. Now I have it come up again and the previous "fix" is not the cause.
What's happening is I cannot submit a new form unless a current form is open or I save the new form ...
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The solution was actually very easy. I changed the secondary data connection to sort on the item I wanted to sort. Easy peasy :-)
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I have two fields (both being Yes/No check boxes). One is "Action Required" and the other is "Closed Out".
I need a rule that specifies when a user selects No for "Action Required", it automatically sets "Closed Out" as Yes.
As a complete newbie I've no idea how to do this, though it seems like it ...