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Hi Jimmy,
You should be able to submit an XML form to an Office 365 library from a separate Web site but it will likely require specifying credentials in your form's UDCX file. The SharePoint submit data connection will have to be converted to a UDCX and then you'll have to hardcoded credentials so that your public site can save data to ...
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Hi Luke,
Yes, that should be the case.
Good luck,
P
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Hi Stefan,
I would use the SharePoint 2010 REST Web services to get at this. REST will support contains and SharePoint provides all information available to InfoPath via REST. Microsoft's Channel 9 training center has some videos that Hilary Stoupa did that talk about how to configure your InfoPath form to query REST data. We've also ...
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Hi Vishy,
Your rules must have some condition problems or ordering issues. Can you attach your XSN so we can take a look?
Thanks!
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Hi Alvin,
Nice post. I can reproduce this on my machine with InfoPath 2013. I'm guessing it's because the screenshot image exists as a sub-xml attribute value. In other words, the value of the rich text didn't change, just some child attributes were added. Can't see a way around this since it seems like default ...
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Hi Doreen,
I heard from Hilary that you already got something working, so maybe no response is needed here, but I've uploaded the sample from our 2013-05-30 webinar: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/entry90343.aspx. This is a generic sample showing how to have a variable number of comments per repeating section - i.e. ...
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One of the sample InfoPath templates demonstrated in our 2013-05-30 webinar titled "InfoPath Change Tracking"
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Hi Amlwwalker and welcome!
Qdabra (sponsor of this forum) has a bunch of Survey webinars on YouTube. Here's a link to one that you may have seen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G15mweP48Q
We do provide an incredibly cheap training kit that includes How-To documents, deployment steps and the actual Survey sample forms: ...
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Hi Max,Add a rule to your repeating control that sets the fieldPercent in your repeater using the functionl 100-sum(fieldPercent). InfoPath uses Unicode. Why would you need to change the character set? Just change the font to be the one with the characters you need to display.Good luck!
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Hi Araisbec and welcome!
This is a relatively simple thing to do an there are lots of code snippets in this forum for doing this.
Make sure you are selecting the namespace first before you attempt to add it.
In fact, this request is so common that we included it in the qRules plugin that we offer - the command is called Insert.
Qdabra ...