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In the case of the customer above, the machine did not allow mapping an Office 365 network drive. The workaround was to generate the xml forms locally and then uploaded them to SharePoint.
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The key would be to use Insert followed immediately by SetValue. You'd be inserting a new row into the repeating table (that holds the data displayed for the dropdown) then use SetValue to set the value of that newly inserted row.
Here's the sample form in case it helps anyone else in the future. It contains a trial version of ...
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Yes, it is possible to filter when using the SubmitToSharePointList command, though sometimes working out the correct xpath expression can be tricky, as discussed in this forum post.
Good luck!
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Hi, glad it helped. You can right click on the form and open it in Design mode. This will allow you to check out the form logic, and them mimic them on your form.
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Hi Jenny,
I'm not sure that I understand the scenario. Would you be able to attach the form? YOu can attach via the Options tab when replying.
Thanks.
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Yes, certainly this could cause an issue. If the user accesses the site via one URL and the data connection uses the other URL, I believe the query will fail.
The query must use the same URL where the form was opened from.
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I would compare the Security settings in Internet Explorer, specifically, whether the site is added to the Local Intranet site on some machines (and not on others).
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Here is (sort of) a solution. It works, but the problem is that InfoPath only allows a certain number of iterations to happen in the form rules. It seems that the difference between start and end can only be around 15 or 16. Anything larger and I get an error.
Maybe it helps you to dig deeper for a better solution, though I'm thinking ...
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I just keep a history of XSNs locally, on my machine. I don't think SharePoint manages that internally. Then, if needed, you just republish the previous known good XSN.
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Does your form have code? If it does, you might want to consider making the form full trust and signing it with a certificate.