InfoPath Dev

if you could make sense of these - we did a submission test at around 9:24/9:25 mark on these logs - see attached. Thanks!

Do you have access to the ULS logs? I'd check there next....

i'm still looking for help on this if anybody has any insight please? Thanks in advance

 You probably won't be able to do this with list forms. You'd need a regular InfoPath form where you set up your one to many relationship, then code, qRules or CAML to submit to your second list. I am guessing that right now you have a secondary data connection on your main form with your second list data - changes to data in ...

 As to the cap - you'd have to check submitted items and get a count. For the cascading dropdowns, you need to associate items in your lists. In your third list, you'd add a column for Worker and for Category (or whatever list 1 & 2 are named), and allow multiple suggestions. Then you'd have the data you needed to filter these ...

 This is one of those "sure, with code!" things.... what about displaying the picture in a link instead?

Hello, I'm trying to create an InfoPath form, to be published to a SharePoint 2013 list, that will allow the ranking of items. For example, I'm currently looking at opening a bid for different holidays so a user can rank in order of importance to them. I'd like the form to start out by ranking the holidays in numerical order, ...

I created an approval form for my documents library, which contains some views. Approval system is created in SharePoint Designer 2013 using Assign Task actions. Approvers are informed by emailing them that they have to approve or not specific attachment in documents library item. And because standard view is pretty big (it contains more than 150 ...

Thanks Hilary, that's what I thought. I did end up filtering on the date range. I had to get creative though because the item has a Due Date but it's recurring, so what I ended up doing was creating SP Workflows to update the next due date based on if it was monthly - advance it 1 month, annually - advance it 1 year, 3 years - advance 3 ...

Calculating the number of months is not easy - there are some complex calcs you can find online for doing this sort of thing in IP - I'm not math-y and actually am more likely to just write code for it. HOWEVER - hiding rows in a date range is easy - see attached sample. You can save the file locally, right click and preview. I've got some ...