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Hi all,
I had the same error.
I looked for a solution in google, but no one solved my problem and finally I found the solution!
One Custom List of the application had the char "à" with the accent.
A dropdown was linked to that data source, so when another dropdown configured to call a webservice or when the form was submitted, this ...
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you can have more than once submit connections on your form, and instead of using a submit button use a normal button and using rules submit the form to both the connections
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try relinking documents to the document library.
go to your document library -> settings -> form libray settings -> relink documents to this library and relink all the documents.
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Can you point me to a tutorial? I am only able to get the single line of text, not the multiples?
One single form, with 5 multiple lines, and spd is giving me the first line with no percieved option to read the others?
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hi Elena,
a workaround for this is, to have two section(section1, section2) on your form, drag your repeating table into both the sections, on section1 allow Remove, and on section2 dont allow Remove. now on your condition decide which section you want to show and which you want to hide.
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well sharepoint designer does support multiple lines of text from sharepoint lists and it does not really matter how/who created them. my best guess is that your property promotion is not working properly, check the lists if they contain all the data.
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you better consult the person that has created this workflow on the list, he would be able to help you, he/she would know the name of workflow column
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by utility i mean a simple short program designed to do a particular task. this utility has to run on sharepoint server.
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Can someone just answer the simple question does Sharepoint Designer support multiple lines of text from sharepoint lists created by infopath forms repeating tables?
It appears that this is a secret or its an imbarrassment. I can't figure out how to do it, and the information gleaned from the web is sparse. It seems odd the infopath ...
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Using IP 2007 , I’ve created an InfoPath form that I’ve saved down to an InfoPath 2003 file type that consists of dozens of fields; the data elements organized into groups, repeating groups; lots of complexity. I now want it to work with an MS Access 2007 database, and have learned that to work with MS Access, the form creation process must ...