Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 3 (24 items) 1 2 3 Next > Re: Can't publish to a Form Library for some strange reason. Please help me solve this mystery Hi Hilary, Thank you so much for taking a peek at this! All of our server patches are up-to-date. So after some digging I was able to narrow down info from the logs. The log is very long, but I thought these first 4 lines might provide a clue. On a side note, all of these lines started with ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 07-24-2019 Re: Infopath cannot save the following form Even though this question is 5 years old... I'm having the same exact issue. I've tried everything listed, but still can't get it to work. Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by skivaly21 on 07-23-2019 Can't publish to a Form Library for some strange reason. Please help me solve this mystery I'm trying to publish to a Form library, but I keep getting this error message... "InfoPath cannot save the following form: https://testNet/teams/ms/MyNewFormLibrary This document library was either renamed for deleted, or network problems are preventing the file from being saved. If this problem persists, contact your network ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 07-22-2019 Re: Can I edit a form by clicking on Title? Thank you! This worked just like you said. I'm guessing it would have opened in Edit mode if I would have left as "Title", instead of renaming it. I've been meaning to say thank you :) Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 07-09-2019 Can I edit a form by clicking on Title? I currently have a InfoPath form published to a SharePoint list. I changed the "Title" field's Display Name to "FormID". When I click on FormID in the list, the form opens, but not in edit mode. Is it possible to get the form to open in edit mode by clicking on the Title or another field in ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 06-26-2019 Form publishes in SP2010, but not SP2016 I have a large form (about 70 views) which has been successfully publishing in SP2010 for the past 5 years (using InfoPath 2013). It takes about 60 minutes to publish, and the form opens correctly in the browser. When trying to publish in SP2016, the publishing stops about 15 minutes in with the error ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 09-06-2018 Trying to query when library is over 5000 items I have a library that is over 5000 items and cannot be reduced or split up. I've set up an index in SharePoint by Created Date which allows me to view the list without seeing a LVT message. The problem is that I have a button on the form with a rule to query this library. When the button is ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 08-09-2017 Association columns in reusable workflows I'm having difficulty getting the fields from my InfoPath 2010 form to show up as association columns for a reusable workflow in SharePoint Designer. I've tried first creating the column in the form library, then promoting the same field when publishing to the form library. I've also repeated the same steps, but publishing as a ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 05-08-2013 Re: InfoPath form over 1700kb is no longer publishing We were finally able to publish without an Admin approved xsn. The xsn was only 898kb (with over 70 views and 4200 rules), but the 64 encoding is converting the size to more than 50mb after decompression (this was discovered by a co-worker). He suggested to increase the Maximum upload size from 50mb to 100mb in the Web Application General ... Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 04-18-2013 Re: InfoPath form over 1700kb is no longer publishing Actually, I was able to publish it as an admin approved form. Does that give any clues? Posted to General (Forum) by skivaly21 on 03-20-2013 Page 1 of 3 (24 items) 1 2 3 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.