InfoPath Dev

Oh wow, you made me laugh & I really needed that today! :) My first instinct is that the template is not being opened correctly - like, someone will be using Chrome, where the template will end up downloaded, then they try to open it from the downloads folder. But it sounds like this isn't happening when she opens the form, but instead ...

Yup. You got it. The template.xml should have the processing instructions in it as well, so hopefully the submitted XML are properly linked to the correct template, but if you have any trouble, let me know. SubmitToSharePoint has a param that can take a data source, so you just give it the data source of the secondary data connection that has the ...

 Update: I have no reason for the resolution besides fairy dust or something similar.  She is now up and running.  If anyone has ideas of what to look for/do the next time this happens, I'd love to hear it.  (Besides waiting for tinkerbell, that is)

 Okay, so I take my various forms, grab the template.xml from each, and add them as secondary data sources in my "master" form?  And then I can set the values of all the fields within each, and use the qRule "SubmitToSharePoint" to submit each secondary data source to a different library?  And it will submit just ...

 Greetings, Before I get into the issue, here are the basics:InfoPath 2010 Filler Form running on Sharepoint 2007 (Enterprise Version) - No form services enabledI have no access to Central AdminThe data connection is to a SQL database with a login/password.  The connection is made when a button is clicked in the form.  The ...

Hi - sorry I'm so late seeing this. If the goal is to update a list from an InfoPath form, you will need to use code, qRules or CAML. Since it sounds like this is a pretty simple update, I'd probably try the CAML route. There should be a number of posts online about the technique. :)

I'd think you could use SubmitToSharePoint command - it submits XML to a library. You'd probably need to add an XML stub with processing-instructions for the various form types you can submit to (if you save the templates as source files, template.xml would make a great stub), use the SetXml command to set the stub to the correct current ...

 You can use substring formulas to extract the parts of the date & concat to put them together in the format you want - here's a sample form with a few views - the Date Part view will show you the substring formulas. Not everything that is supported in the Filler (preview) will work in Browser, as you've found w/ your publishing ...

Unfortunately, the forum runs on rather old software - if you use IE, you get better formatting. I'm going to ask a colleague of mine if he has any ideas on how to work around the credential issue - I'm wondering if perhaps you put them in your Windows credential manager? But then all your form users would need to do that.... I guess once ...

I'm currently on SharePoint Server 2010 (and configuring 2016 for summer deployment - hopefully).  I have recently purchased qRules for the submitting to multiple lists feature, but I wasn't sure if it would allow multiple different forms to be generated.  Do you have instructions on how to configure this to work?