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Same result. I have copied a screenshot of the Sharepoint List Tool I am creating the mapping from. There's not much to mess up, but does it look like i am using this properly?
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Aren't you using the InfoPath to SharePoint List Tool to create your mapping file? Just add the title column, and map it to the field, like you have Carrier and Account....
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Sorry, but i don't understand how to map to a particular column? What would i need to change to map to the title column for testing?
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This mapping looks the same. How about trying to map a column to the title column, see what happens then? You'll need to just replace your current mapping.xml with your new mapping.xml...
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I wouldn't say that column names have not been changed since the SP list was created, but nothing has been changed since I was trying to get my proof of concept to work.
Thanks for all of your help!
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An id field is only required for updating list items. You do not have to have it. Please go ahead and try creating a new mapping file, so I can take a look at it. Thanks!
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I'm not surprised to see no title, since I can see in your mapping that you've not mapped any form fields to that column. I'm wondering if perhaps the correct column names weren't mapped to for some reason (mapping was created and then some columns were changed or renamed in the list, for example). Could you try creating another ...
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Sure. I have attached the form template. I am a little confused by the /id parameter. I do not have an id field identified at this point, b/c i thought this field was only used to keep track of updating and deleting SP list items. Is it always necessary? Take a look at the form and let me know what you think.
-Todd
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You nailed it, the list item is named "(no title)". I have attached the screenshot.