InfoPath Dev

djasp, I am encountering a similar problem to that which you described. Can you elaborate on what was your solution with the mapping?

While developing a web based form in InfoPath Designer 2010 I preview the form and successfully submit it to the target SharePoint 2010 form library. But I cannot open/edit the completed form from the SharePoint form library. When choosing to edit the form in the browser I'm prompted to Open/Save/Save As, then get an error (see below). The ...

There was a phantom infopath.exe process running. I killed it. I reattempted the install and received a different error. When InfoPath launched during the install the initial setup wizard ran, prompting for user name, initials, and update preferences. I suspected this wizard may have thrown off the installation and reattempted. ...

When attempting to install Qdabra Query Builder I receive the following error:RegForm Custom Action Failure Cannot create InfoPath.ExternalApplication object. Error code = 0x80080005.Attached are screen shots of the dialogs and application windows that open during the installation process. I have tried downloading the .msi package and ran it ...

Yes, the issue is from SharePoint to Word. A formatting command for numbers (especially currencies) would be great. InfoPath supports currency formatting of fields on display, SharePoint supports currency formatting of colums on display, Excel supports currency formatting of cells on display, but Word does not support currency formatting of ...

It is not simply a matter of writing a numeric value to a string. I need to add the dollar sign, thousands separator, round the decimal to varying places, and indicate negative numbers with parentheses. Both InfoPath and SharePoint can display somewhat nice looking numbers to the user while the raw data remains behind the scenes, ...

Rules are run when the form is opened to determine which view is displayed. I could go through and add the same conditions to the validation rules that I use to determine what views are displayed, but it would easier to use separate forms.

My form has some simple business logic that determines what view is displayed to users. Depending on the business logic, and hence the view, some fields are displayed and required. I thought that the validation rules were exclusive to the view, but it appears they cross views. I am unsure, because I have seen a behavior where rules appear ...

Unless another solution presents itself, I am going to have to take numeric values in InfoPath and write them to a SharePoint list (or library if qRules' SubmitToSharePointList can do it) as a string formatted as currency. The SharePoint column will be mapped to a MS Word document content control. E.g. in InfoPath the value is ...

The warning does not occur with qRules 4.2. Thanks Hilary.