InfoPath Dev

Insert is tricky - Your repeating node has to be the last item in the parent group. In your form schema, move grpMarketCountry below grpMarket.

I think I may be confused by the word "updated" here - I keep thinking you are talking about updating existing list items from the form. Is that the case? I think you said that if you fill out a new form, new items are added to the list correctly?

The mapping file will need the site URL updated if that is now different, yes. If the column names have changed, the mapping would also need to be updated. If an XML has values in the field mapped to the SharePoint list ID, qRules is going to try to update the existing item - so if your form has, for example, an item with an ID of ...

Okay - can you verify that the item with the id number of 420 is still in the list? Your upgrade didn't change any ID numbers, did it?

Hi - can you put the Qdabra Rules error node on the form temporarily and let me know what the error is when you try to update?

Hi, David - great job so far, let's see if we can figure out why you don't see data in those fields. I looked at your drop downs, and they are both using Title for the value, so that should be the right thing to submit. You shouldn't have to remove any spaces - you want the value you send to the list to be exactly the same as the ...

Hi - I don't know if this will help at all, but I saw an issue with Rich Text in browser forms on Office 365 only with IE 11. Adding the site to the Compatibility View settings resolved it.... may be worth a try? I realize if you have a kajillion users this isn't a great solution, but you could easily test and see if it resolved the issue.

Hi! You are getting two different errors because in the Filler (preview) we are using web services to add or update the items, and in the browser, we are using the SharePoint Object Model. That said, I'd guess that the issue is going to stem from your lookup columns. Is the text in ee_Department a value that is available when you manually add ...

There is!!! You can actually use InfoPath for this. :) Save one of your already filled out forms down from SharePoint. Then, with your form open in design mode, go to File > Advanced Form Options and look for the preview settings. In the center of that dialog, you can browse for a file to preview with - and then preview your form - it will ...

Hi - Your screenshots aren't showing. But I would think you would to use a default value for ManagementApproachWriters with your double eval instead of having it on a button click? Another option would be to change the form Submit to use rules, and have your first rule set the field, just like you do now with your button click.