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Hi there,
Not sure if this will work for your particular scenario, but if all you want is a direct copy of your repeating table you could simply have a second repeating table control bound to the same fields as the first one. This will make sure that both controls display the same data. You could even have the second one set to ...
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You'll need to change the setting in IIS. Here's how to do it from MS support:Increase the connection time-out setting
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By default, the IIS connection time-out setting is 120 seconds. To increase the connection time-out setting, follow these steps: Click Start, ...
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My suggestion would be to break the form out into more views to optimize performance instead of increasing the timeout in the browser. Increasing the timeout for the browser forms could lead to some unwanted ramifications down the line.
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Hi there,
Unfortunately there isn't a no-code solution that will let you insert new rows in a repeating table.
Perhaps one workaround would be to include 10 empty rows on the repeating table by default. You could do this by going to the Data Tab --> Default Values.
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Well the link for the submit connection will be to the form library for that particular department. So the link could look something like http://servername/sitename/departmentname. In your example, it looks like it would just be http://par-dev-share1/sites/techsvcs/ims/Lists/Application%20Information/. But this link is to a list and I ...
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Sure, you'll need a submit data connection for each folder you can potentially submit to. Once you've created all of these DCs, you can use rules to check what department the info form is for and submit to using the proper connection. You'll also need to have a submit button as this is the best way to run rules on submit ...
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Yes unfortunately I do mean recreating the form. Try publishing the form every so often to test whether it still works and hopefully that will help you isolate what may have been the problem in the first place.
Good luck!
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You can try to go into the list settings then form settings and open the form again in InfoPath. This should be the form that is currently published against your list. Without making any modifications to the form try to republish again. If this succeeds, then your modified template is probably corrupt and you'll need to apply ...
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In order to put focus into the repeating section you'll need to use either qRules or custom code. Unfortunately, there is no out of the box support for placing focus into specific controls.
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There should be an action in SPD called Update List Item that you can use to edit that status field on your list.