InfoPath Dev

 Well, Hillary I wish I was a smart as you.  Thanks. I did it in code which works I guess it's just not as elegant.   First chunk of code goes in FormEvents_Loading    using (SPSite site = new SPSite(SPContext.Current.Site.ID))             ...

 I have a dropdown list box that is populated from a SharePoint list.  Is it possible to filter the values in the dropdown from values in another SharePoint list? For example, a dropdown list is populated with values from SharePoint list call it Alpha and has values (Red, Blue, Green, Black, Yellow).  A second SharePoint list call ...

 Well, I deleted the Content Type, reuploaded the form and I was successful in re-activating the form.  Everything looks good except my confidence level.

 I have a form that has been in use for years with very recent updates.  Today in my dev environment, I deactivated the form's feature in Central Admin and now I can't activate it.  The error that I get is:   Invalid Field Name with field's GUID Using powershell I've determined that the field with ...

Getting the following error in my development environment on a browser form whenever I click any buttons that switch views. Namespace prefix 'xsd' is not defined. The stack Trace lists: There is an error in XML document (1, 43).]  The error happens on any button that changes views.  There are many such ...

 Crud. This doesn't work with browser forms does it.

 Should CurrentView.ExecuteAction(ActionType.XCollectionInsert, "group2_1"); on an Infopath 2013 form... I get  Error    5    'Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.View' does not contain a definition for 'ExecuteAction' and no extension method 'ExecuteAction' accepting a first ...

I have read several articles on how the SharePoint September 2016 PU impacts InfoPath browser forms with code and most of them seem to say the InfoPath form will no longer open or you will no longer be able to activate InfoPath browser forms with code. Here's a couple links from ...

 cbrown00,  I don't have any experience with CRM online but most things seem to work easier from InfoPath client than browser enabled forms that I normally use.     I believe the API is dependent on which version of CRM you are using. I would try to get some REST queries working from a browser and then try ...

 Nope.  We opened a ticket with Microsoft.  They recognized it as a bug, but will not be fixing it.  Their workaround is to go to the Form's Options and select "Show InfoPath commands in Ribbon or toolbar".  This fixes the browse issue but gives you an unwanted Ribbon.  So we are creating our own ...