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Thanks folks, that is something I will try.
I believe the issue is with the double clicking of the submit button. On first click, a message pops up "You have made changes to the form that have not been processed. We will process the changes and show the form again. After that you have to click "Submit" ...
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ok i sorted it in the end by restoring the view from another
i think this view was referencing a data field somewhere or had done...
another anomaly is upon publishing i still see conditional validation on some view fields even though i removed them. do these cache at all on the server?
i think i will need ot clear the whole view and create ...
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hi,
Im able to find code for Integration of infopath with outlook which is in .Net but i have to use jscript only.
please can any one suggest.
Thank you
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no it only shows that error message so i dont know the field in error
i tried clearing the view and copying over one of the others but seemed to make things worse... now the form wont submit at all...
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Data validations hold throughout views, Datavalidation on some field will be failing, and that field might not be even visible on the current view.
you should be able to get the field name by clicking the show details
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im getting a bizarre error that i just cant seem to sort out...
my form has 3 views , each a sign off after the initial submit. the first 2 views can be submitted fine.. a radio button choice is made then submitted..
however the final view doesnt submit... i get this error
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
The form cannot be ...
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check rules that you have set on open save -> they might be the culprit
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A workaround would be
try
{
isnode= myXPathNavigator.SelectSingleNode("/my:Status/my:Questions/my:Questions1", _
Me.NamespaceManager).IsNode.ToString
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
isnode ...
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i dont think this is doable, you will have to create extra views or use conditional formatting. to set the controls on the view to readonly