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Looks like the form has code which creates the name and that name may be a duplicate with one that already exists.
Can you save it locally and use SharePoint's upload? If not, maybe a form with that already exists. If you can, then it must be some problem with the code. Do you have the SaveAs code for your form?
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Hi Art,
This is a frequent requirement. Some ideas:
push the vendor's data into a SQL table and add a data connection to your form that pulls data into it using a Web Service that filters based on the user
use an XML schema in Excel and export the CSV as XML locally. add an import XSLT to your XSN for that XSD and have the users ...
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We use SQL databases for these kind of scenarios and have never seen this. I don't really know but here are a couple questions:
Is it always the same users or do they change?
Do the users have the same internet settings for the server that the Access MDB is on? Is it on a server in the same domain?
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Hi Katherine,
Probably the easiest thing to do is to have a little code in your form that intercepts the OnSign event and increments a field. You could tie it to submit and do it in a rule (without code) but that would assume they sign it before submitting.
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I hope this is not one of those "Every n00b has this issue and comes in here and asks this question!" questions.
Using infopath for submitting form data to and access db. The xsn files and the database reside on the same network share and share the same rights for all users. The problem we're having is that some ...
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Hi,
I have a form that will have a variable number of reviewers each time it is filled out. Because of this, I have the list of reviewers being generated in a repeating table and a separate section that allows for multiple digital signatures.
I want to create a workflow that generates an approval notification once the number of signatures ...
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This issue is resolved via e-mail.
Here is the piece of code to add rows dynamically to a repeating table via code (note: change the xpath)
private void InsertBlankRow()
{
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Did you submit data to your sharepoint list? In preview mode, you have to submit data and then you can check your sharepoint list after submitting.
Let me know if you still run into issues.
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I'm starting off using qrules to retrieve tasks from a sharpoint list.
I created the fields in the main data source and a Repeating section on the form.
Next created a mapping.xml using "Infopath to Sharepoint list tool" and created the retrieve data connection as outlined in Hilary Stoupa's "submit items to a sharepoint ...
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Brilliant - Thank you. Just what I wanted.
A job for tomorrow
Catharine