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I have some customers that want to view very old InfoPath forms (2009-2012) and the certificate has expired, so I did a quick conversion to FV just so they can view the data. Two versions of document libraries were involved. The oldest converted just fine, but the other document library (same form) displays absolutely nothing for most of the ...
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No worries, I was also under the impression is was more publishing related, not server ;-)
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If you modify the view you can add the "Edit" column which will display an icon you can click to edit the item. But you might just want set the "Title" field to your "Request No" value and then rename the Title field in the list. That would probably be easiest. In terms of the data already in the list, you can put the ...
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Oh - for running InfoPath on a server: https://www.vioreliftode.com/index.php/windows-server-2016-and-sharepoint-sites-open-with-explorer-mode/ The feature activated here fixed this for a client of mine. Since you'd initially said the issue was around publishing, I thought you were having trouble publishing, not submitting the form. :)
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No the form still did not want to submit. I ended up setting up a virtual pc with normal windows operating system (my infopath was running on a server - with desktop experience) and it worked perfectly on the normal Windows OS. Thank you for your help
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Hi I have a list with InfoPath form as attached Picture 1. Before, the column "Title" is with a link to the display view of form and open menu by default. After I added a rule setting the value of the "Title" in my InfoPath form (I deleted the rule afterwards), the Column "Title" value becomes blank in the SharePoint ...
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Hi I have a list with InfoPath form as attached Picture 1. Before, the column "Title" is with a link to the display view of form and open menu by default. After I added a rule setting the value of the "Title" in my InfoPath form (I deleted the rule afterwards), the Column "Title" value becomes blank in the SharePoint ...
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Sorry for the bad news, but you are not missing anything - this is just not supported out of the box, I'm afraid. You'll probably need to submit the form to SharePoint and email the user a link to the form, so they can open it and see the attachments.
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I am wondering if there is a way to email (submit) attachments on a form?
Little break down, have form that I want to add option to add attachments to. I have the attachment option on the form, its works, it allows you to attach file to the form.
Issue is that when the form is emailed the attached file is not there.
I played around a ...
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So - you can publish now, but submitting fails? I've seen this fixed with a restart before (which is a dumb suggestion, I know.... but it is one of those errors that don't make sense when you know you have access). You could also sign in to the site in Internet Explorer and select remember me (if you get that option) and / or add the site ...