InfoPath Dev

Here's a copy of your form - I added a repeating section by dragging the data fields onto the form, and set up the FunctionID as a dropdown w/ rules to populate the name & type - save the file locally, right click and select design to open in design mode. I'm not really sure how you want all this to relate in your form - as I see you ...

Euw, hadn't thought about list forms. So, I think if you start from InfoPath Designer, select List form, enter the URL, IP will open the list form in design mode. Worth a try?

Most are SharePoint Lists with a custom form. I tried opening in Designer from the List Ribbon and also from List Settings in Form Settings. Same error message. I think I saw it in the Office 365 Admin Messages. I will find it and post it when I do.

 Hi Hilary,   I did realize that. So how do I bind them then? My current fields are just new fields I made as a lookup to my secondary data source. Do I need to bind these fields instead to their real data fields? How do I make sure the database updates automatically?  Kind regards,   Jovan 

Also - is the info about this being deprecated online anywhere? I'd love a link to it if you have one.

Yikes. So - I'm surprised the form won't open in design mode. Are you going into the Library Settings > Advanced > Edit Template to open in design mode? If so, and it is failing, I'd open the library in Windows Explorer (I think you have to use IE for this option - under the Library tab). If the form is published to a library, ...

None of the fields on the form that the user can fill out are bound to data fields in your main data source. Your controls need to be bound to the Access data fields for there to be any new data to submit.

According to Microsoft they have deprecated the SOAP Data Connection in InfoPath in SharePoint Online. This means that in forms that have this data connection it no longer works. I have a lot of forms out there that are using this data connection, but I cannot open the form in InfoPath Designer 2013 because the connection fails, preventing the ...

I have an infopath form that is published to SharePoint. It requires users to submit their actions (approve/reject,etc) and trigger a workflow. The problem is that once an approver receives the email to approve/reject the form they can access the form and submit it over and over and each time it would trigger a new workflow. A form ends up having ...

I have an infopath form that contains date and time fields that need to be checked for expiry. I would like an email notification to be sent in case the date & time field entry matches the current date & time. In this case, the form would be expired. How do I achieve this? Any help is appreciated