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Did you add a button control to the form or are you using the submit button that is automatically displayed at the top and bottom of the page on the left side? I have had similar issues and resolved it by using the built in web form submit button rather than adding a button control to the form.
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Thanks Patrick. Looks like unless someone else has a solution for this, I am stucking having to edit the files. Arghh...
Oh, and we are an all windows shop. No external users. I have about 150 users.
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Hi Lenovo27 and welcome,
Unfortunately, there is not good story here. Using the InfoPath rich client is a great story, but that's not going to help you since you are using browser-based forms. Note: InfoPath rich client is cost competitve with IPFS up to about 300 seats (but, obviously, that won't help you if people are accessing via ...
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No, I don't believe it precludes you from using rules to submit to a DB and email, and running code. In Tools, Submit Options, rather than selecting a data connection for the submit from the drop down menu, click the radio button that says perform custom actions using rules then click teh rules button to the right of it. Create a rule to ...
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Hi Dragonight and welcome,
Well, we'd need to look at your form. Perhaps there is a problem with it. We provide "support incidents" that you can purchase to help you debug and fix problems with your InfoPath form and SharePoint. This definitely seems more involved than a quick forum reply post! :) Here's a link to ...
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We are testing a new SharePoint extranet site that publishes InfoPath form data (from a browser form) to a SharePoint Library. The form has a submit button to submit the data. Everything works fine if the user is within our network (an internal user), but when we test it (fill out a form and press "Submit") from ...
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Hi BRobins75 and welcome!
You'll need to look at the SharePoint view you are using. It may have a filter set that hides the other items. Or, it may be set to only show the first XX. By default SharePoint limits the list to 200 unless you extend it. Not sure which version of SharePoint you are using, but you should be able to find the link to ...
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No there is no code. I added a couple of extra fields, called start date and end date and added them as date pickers to the form, then added a filter onto the repeating table
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Hi -- if you look at the properties of the control, is there a 'Format' button available? I have a sneaking suspicion that SharePoint may be giving you your data as strings, in which case you might need to use a formula to clean it up....
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Hi--
According to Patrick Halstead's Developing Solutions with Microsoft InfoPath:
The order of processing at startup of a form is:
User roles
Open rules
OnLoad event handler
OnSwitchView event handler
From page 322. Now, that was written for 2003, so browser forms weren't in play, but I'd imaging the processing ...