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Yes, that can be a little tricky... Is there any query filtering you could apply to your list items prior to returning them to your form? I mean, if there are 10,000 list items, you don't need all of them, do you? Often, I'll store the display value for a dropdown in the form data as well - then you can show the selected value in a ...
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Perfect - glad you got it sorted out. :-)
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My question was "Is this a list form" - i.e. a form that submits data to a list. There are different types of forms. I was hoping to see your template. Glad you found a work around.
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You need to use the XML file URL for the data connection. So you connect directly to the XML file, not the library.
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Is this a list form? May I see it? You can attach the XSN under the options tab in a reply.
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Apparently these can be retrieved with a REST query. Are you using SharePoint online or on-prem? Is this a list form? I thought list forms automatically created a data connection to return choice options....
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Have your SharePoint Admin lookup the correlation ID in the ULS logs. If you are using SharePoint Online, that won't help you.... but you should double check any form load rules in that case.
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You could include the XML file in the form as a resource file - that should be one of the options when you walk through the XML data connection, or you can find the resources under the data tab, add the file, then change the data connection to point to it. Or you can put the XML file somewhere anyone opening the form in the browser will have ...
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What is your rule on? What is your rule action?
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So it sounds like this is a list form, is that right? If you look under the Form Options, there should be options as to what commands to display on the ribbon - is "Print" one of those? If you create a print view, you can set other views to use that view for printing - that is an option under the view properties.... feel free to attach ...