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If you don't know that all I want to do is help people, then there is nothing else to say. Good luck finding your solution with free help.
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Hello,
I'm using InfoPath 2003. I have a drop down list "Status" that will populate the data from a Sharepoint List. I've setup a FIlter that will display the choice of Status based on the current. For example, if the Status=Open, the drop down box will display only "Open" and "Cancel".
Now ...
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Thanks for the critical reply Warrtalon. When I make a post, I reread my posts and usually reconstruct them many times during the day.
You are a bit verbose!
I do not like paragraphs. I prefer itemised entries.
And I find it hard trying to work out what you are getting at. Are you offering help, or just criticism? I write what I ...
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I place my forms on the site via the central administration - Application management - Upload form template
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Placed it on your site how exactly? Why did you have to publish it as administratively-approved?
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The form is published and the colums are added.
However, I published the form "Administrator -approved form template (advanced)
Then I created the columns (The columns listed below will be available in Sharepoint sites and Outlook folders.
After publishing I uploaded the published form, activated it and placed it on my site.
Do I have to ...
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If could be a data element that is a required field ("Cannot Be Blank") but that doesn't have an associated control on the canvas. You really just need to open the template in design mode and look for it. I'm very surprised that the error has no extra details pointing to the data element in question.
If you attach ...
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WOW! A lot of information came out of our discussion, Patrick. I would like to recap it here and I hope I have not skewed it but if I have, please correct me.
Based on what I explained about my forms, you understood that
I have a requirement to have a Main Data Connection for (A) submitting data to a SQL DB
and also have a ...
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Is this a browser form?
If it is on the client, I think usually that error message has a button on it that says Details. But, basically, if you have filled out a form and the controls that are being marked as invalid don't show in the view you are using, you are probably not going to be able to submit that filled out form. If you designed the ...
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All I am able to see regarding error details is:
The form cannot be submitted because it contains validation errors. Errors are marked with either a red asterisk (required fields) or a red, dashed border (invalid values).
I do not see any field names in details..Please help.