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Greetings,
I was curious to know if it was possible to create a download button in InfoPath to download a copy of the filled out form from SharePoint or export. Either in InfoPath or SharePoint, it doesn't matter, so long as I'm able to download the form that a user filled out from SharePoint. Is this ...
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Thanks Hilary! What if I try using Publish -> Export Source Files? Do you think it might be possible to use these source files for what I am trying to accomplish? Thanks again!
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This is the error message we get
You do not have permissions to access a SharePoint list that contains data
required for this form to function correctly.
An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:5566
Correlation
ID:5fed0c9e-8458-f01b-3bb9-0311f68ad4c2
You do not have permissions to access a ...
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Hi,
I have been trying to install DBXL 3.2 and have come across this error in every single server and scenario I have installed on. I have read a thread on here about it being permissions but the account I am installing with has full sysadmin on all the SQL Servers it has been tried on. I have tried it on ...
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Anyone have any ideas by chance? I'm really hopeful this is something that can be fixed - my director is now talking about coming up with an exit strategy to get out of InfoPath and we've only been on it since April after a year of development. :(
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Hi Shane,
I think Patrick's assessment is pretty much correct. It would probably be possible to manually submit to a cross-domain list by setting up a data connection with CAML and the things involved in that (as we've shown in blog posts and webinars in the past), but the built-in list submit functionality assumes submitting within the ...
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Hi Hilary,
Correct, this is a Filler form. I did create a separate test form and it worked fine. The error that comes back only presents the URL (which is the correct one), saying that it can't return the results. There is no proper error handling for this unfortunately. Is there any way to extend the timeout on this?
BTW, ...
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Sorry, I don't really understand. What all data are you submitting to the list? It looks like you have a rule on the RequiredTraining field to submit the form when that changes?
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So - they aren't using a browser form, but IP filler? If you just create a simple test for with the same REST query (no code) do they have the same issue? Do they get an actual error message on why the query fails? Oh, if this is in Filler, you may want to try running Fiddler when they try the form, so you can get a look at what's ...
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Hmmmm. So you mean you can't create a list template, not an InfoPath template - sorry, I hadn't understood that. Did you check the SharePoint logs for the correlation ID to see if there was anything helpful?