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The only thing I can think of is to write the image off to a picture library and replace it with a link. If you are using Office 365 that gets tough, because you can't have forms with code (we make an InfoPath replacement called FormsViewer that can do this tho)...
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FormsViewer forms can capture camera images and upload them to a SharePoint library.
Capturing camera images is great for mobile integration.
Uploading images to SharePoint and replacing with links in your form is great for integrating photos with your customer processes.
First uploaded on August 31st, 2017.
Last updated November 7, 2018
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Starting with FormsViewer v2.2, you can build custom controls (with code) that respond to user input and read-write form data.
This How-To shows how to create a signature control for mobile devices.
Also, if you would like to upload your image to a SharePoint library, here's another How-To showing that: ...
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I tried publishing all previous versions back to last Monday, all those came up with blank forms. Before that did not work at all. We have the development version, so I was able to copy and paste the layout and had the data connections and dropdown list logic worked out so it took me about a day to rebuild. Thanks for helping. If you ever see this ...
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Also - you may find this MSDN link helpful: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/aa945227.aspx
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What a pain - I am not sure what went wrong, but it seems like something on the list level, since your old versions also stopped working. Did you try just republishing an old version after resetting instead of rebuilding from scratch?
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Try using a foreach if you need to iterate through the entire set of records - I am having a hard time making sense of your code other than the first two lines (try using IE when posting to the forum - it is an older version and does best with IE).foreach(XPathNavigator kit in KitItem)
{ //do stuff here}
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You were exactly correct. I think I am getting to the heart of my problem, I hope I can communicate it well enough.
Obviously, there is something (probably lots) I don't understand about processing xml.
XPathNavigator myKits = DataSources["Kits"].CreateNavigator();
XPathNodeIterator KitItem = ...
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Reset to not use InfoPath, I am rebuilding from the other version I have. The form is no longer blank. We will have three versions of this app: Development (I work on the functionality without interfering with anyone else's work, Test (the testers check out the functionality, and then Live (users will be making actual requests), so I am ...
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I ended up figuring it out based on your example - thanks for posting!