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I have seen and have used the promoted properties but i am trying to pass my values to a web service. I guess I could use that but i have about 40 values I am trying to capture. Didn't think I would need to use sharepoint as the go between.
I will look into the MSDN developers reference and check back.
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Typically you would use promoted properties to make the field values you need appear in SharePoint. These can be setup in Form Options
Are you doing this?
Otherwise MSDN has a developer's reference that will give you the syntax for working with the form itself in multiple languages.
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Hi all,
Hopefully I can get some help on this. Seems like a simple solution but I cannot find an example of how to do this anywhere.
Here is my problem:
I need to get values out of an already filled out infopath form into my workflow.
My form is emailed in by sales people to a sharepoint document library. once ...
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Could you direct me to a working example
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I also get a zero, can you possible post a link to the working form.
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You might be able to do this with rules based on "position()" or "count(preceding-sibling::node())"
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You would create a receive data connection to your SharePoint list, which would retrieve all the list rows. Then you would need to write code to copy the appropriate line item from that secondary data connection (to your SharePoint list), into your repeating table.
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That's great new! I'm glad you got it all working!
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Your welcome. I hope someone can help you with your other question.
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There is not. You will need to use the control that is designed to allow multiple selections.