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It somehow might be related to this thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/21972.aspx?PageIndex=2, although no solution has been posted.
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Any chance you can attach a copy of your form to a reply under the options tab? I have an easier time seeing what's going on if I have an actual form to look at. :-)
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Yah, I don't think there is a way to trick a list form into doing this. You could use a library form tho - would that work for you? Just have a form field called "FormName" (not on the form) and on each button click set it to a different value (like the username, date time & the button clicked) so that you have unique names.
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These are taken care of. :-)
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Is this a list form or a library form?
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Thanks for your quick answer....
At this time, I did like you (using a global flag), but It's not a perfect solution against events bubbling, performances etc...
I try with delegate, addhandler/removehandler, syntax of InfoPath 2003 etc... without any succes :(
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I haven't found a solution as of yet. I just use a global flag and if it's not true I exit the procedure.
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Hello,
did somebody find a solution ?
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Exactly the same query, located at the same site as the InfoPath form. I even created another very simple form with a simple select REST - still the same error. I wonder if you would be able to reproduce the issue on your end with a simple form and REST select call.
In addition, what is even stranger is that SOAP request works fine both on form ...