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The form's Default Values dialog would work for starting off new forms with specific number of sections in each of its repeating groups. Is that what you're looking for, or do you need something more dynamic?
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There probably is some misconception going on here.
In this sentence,
This would require that i have opened the Filler with a document based on the xsn file, right?
Are you asking if you would have to open the Filler with an .XML document created from that XSN? If so, that is not the case. If you open the XSN itself in the Filler ...
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I think the way to do this is to create an XML file with the same format as the XML you're retrieving, then import that as an XML file secondary data source and use that as the source for your dropdown.
Then when you call your web service, just copy the XML you receive into that data source and replace its contents. No need to convert ...
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Could you describe what it is you're trying to accomplish, specifically?
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I'm not aware of any way to get the XSN filename when running a form in preview mode, but you can use thisXDocument.Solution.URI to get it in published forms.
It's also possible to codelessly extract this value from the form's processing instructions, but here again, this will only work for published forms.
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Not sure why this thread sent out a notification e-mail all of a sudden, but since you popped in...
Your original post was very confusing, and you never responded to Hilary's request for clarification, but there is little doubt in my mind that this could have been resolved (and quite easily) without the use of managed code.
If ...
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Hello eliasen,
We have seen this issue before. It is indeed the case that for whatever reason, SharePoint will not process promoted properties if the namespace prefix doesn't match up.
I think it's very possible that option 1 wouldn't work even if you tried it. It may not simply be a matter of ...
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Underscores and hyphens shouldn't be a problem. That filename looks like it should be fine. Are you able to save to this library when you don't use the /name parameter and use a file that doesn't have special characters in the name? This is starting to look like a permissions issue, or something of that nature. ...
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SharePoint doesn't allow using colons in a filename. Could you using translate(now(), ':', '-') instead of just now()?
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You are right about that bit of documentation. I do beg your pardon and apologize for all the trouble you're having here.
Could you please try specifying the parameter /overwrite=yes in this command? That should bypass the code that is having this issue and allow you to save. Is the Show value that you are appending to the ...