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These are published directly to a library? Not admin approved or content types? You may want to check the SharePoint log files and see if something is going awry during publishing.
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Hi - you can add a query connection to a SQL table. But InfoPath doesn't have any built in support to pass in form values to indicate what data you want from the table. When you say SQL is returning only the first row in the DB - what is the behavior you are seeing? I have a feeling that you might be using a formula to return data from your ...
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Hey, Mary - it is kind of hard to track down what may be going wrong with just that error info - can you run your code in debug? That would give you a better idea of what is happening. Here's a blog post to help you run in debug if you need it.
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So - to aaronthompson528 - I'm not clear what "using a web service to fill this out" means - you may want to start a new thread w/ the details on your form, and maybe under the Options tab attach a sample so we can get a better idea of the issue you are having.
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Wonderful - glad this helped!
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You can do this in the UI - add it to one field. Then right click the IsDirty attribute and select Reference. In the dialog that opens, select the next node you would like to put the attribute on.
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Last time someone had this error, he or she thought it was because of an issue w/ their network connectivity - here's a thread on that. Nothing has changed in your environment? Your SharePoint permissions haven't changed, you are using the same version of InfoPath, etc?
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What is the form doing when submitted? Just a regular data connection to submit to a SharePoint Library?
In ShP 2010 - on the server, the log files are generally: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS\
In ShP 2007 - on the server, the log files are generally: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft ...
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Actually, it sounds like you might have a different problem - how is your form set up? Do you query for your SharePoint list items on load? Or are you querying for just the SharePoint items you need in each group (which can cause an issue like I described). Are you using filters on your drop down? Is your form a browser form or do you use ...
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You are super duper close. You need a third action - your "value from another field" will come from the secondary data connection to your web service - it returns data, right? And you have a data connection to it in order to be able to have the query data action. So, after the query, you set your main data source field to the value of ...