InfoPath Dev

A colleague of mine recommended I set each of the default values from my Main to the secondary connection's field-twin. I filter to iterate thru my 2ndary, and the form boxes update dutifully. Works great.....except for the choice field.....I'll have to mess with that a bit.

I published a form to a custom form library. The Library item has 25 fields, it runs in a browser I've created & saved several items. These items are the "many" side of a One-to-Many relationship w/ the "Schedule" table......so these items are grouped by ScheduleId. When I edit an item directly from the list, the ...

So here's what I did:<b>  Made an additional secondary connection to the list which infopath made the initial 2ndary which included the fields I wanted.<b> Made rules that Set Field Values by filtering from the dropdown of the initial secondary to the proper record in the New 2ndary to source data ...

Its possible that you only have a Receive Secondary connection.  I believe you'd need an additional Submit Secondary to the Participate/Assist list.  Read this & see if it helps: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/add-a-data-connection-to-a-sharepoint-document-library-or-list-HP010093160.aspx

My Person list has a lookup to the various companies for whom they could work; each person will only have one company. The Company list has several fields corresponding to that company: address, phone, manager, etc. In Sharepoint I created a lookup field on the Person list to the Companies list by Title (seems safe that there won't be ...

Well, I never did get the Secondary Data Connection submit going..... The final workaround centered on the CORRECT way to lookup a Parent....I'd chosen the ID as the main lookup field & "checked" name.  Well, turns out if you Lookup the ParentList Name as the main field, and "checkbox" ID, the NAME shows up in the ...

I fear I've outsmarted myself here...... I have 2 lists; ParentList and ChildList.   I've created an Infopath form to the ParentList, published, use an Infopath Webpart with the ParentList on the left col and the associated InfoPath Webpart  on the right....click select from the ParentList, and the Webpart ...

Thank you Ms. S. I do not have access to the logs, but the admin looked it up. A Permission Group needed to have "Everyone can view" checked so the secondary data connection could "find" the name.   Once checked in the Permission Settings the error disappeared.

Howdy, I have a Web Form pointing at a Sharepoint 2010 list.   As "owner" I can use the form without error.  As a "NT Authority" garden variety, low level, user I get the following error......HOWEVER....once cleared, the form appears and I can enter & save information. The data sources ...

No joy on extracting all files from the CAB (same result as just extracting the Manifest.xsf)....same issue: after using notepad to delete the offending lines referenced in the error message, more offending lines would come up continually....I concluded the entire thing was hosed beyond repair.   HOWEVER!!!!!  In MY case the most ...