InfoPath Dev

Thank you so much! That solved my problem!

I just updated a browser enabled form to change a few dates and button labels and after publishing it back to the SharePoint Library (not the quick publish option) and uploading the template in Central Admin, the form has stopped working. The correlation id gives the following error. An unexpected FileNotFound failure occurred loading ...

Figured it out, sort of. This XPath fixed the issue for me: concat(xdXDocument:GetDOM("Departments")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:ID [../d:Title = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:grpEmployee/my:ef_Department], ";#", /my:myFields/my:grpEmployee/my:ef_Department) The code highlighted ...

I was able to get an ID number to populate in the formula, however it is the wrong ID number... a static ID number populates regardless of which value in the dropdown list I select. In this example, the value that was selected from the dropdown list control has ID=10 and Title=Budget Office. Here are the two formulas and their ...

Hello Everyone, I have a form that I updated from InfoPath 2007 to 2013. After the update, a concat formula is no longer working. I have verified that there are no errors in the formula, it is simply no longer pulling in data the way it used to. In the form I have a field (FIELD_1) which references the ID number of another field which ...

Hi Hilary! That was exactly what I needed to do! In the concat fields, I replaced the text in the ID position of the syntax with the ID field from the secondary data connection (filtered for the Title equal to selection from the drop-down list) and voila, the SharePoint List updates with complete data. Thank you very much for your help ...

Hi Hilary! Thank you for getting back to me so quickly! I read through the thread you provided a link to and attempted to implement one of your suggestions from the thread. I added additional fields to my form that would provide the correct syntax of ID;#Display for the two fields which are submitting to SharePoint look up columns. As you ...

Hello, I have published an InfoPath template as a browser enabled form and am running into two different errors when trying to submit data to a SharePoint List. 1. When trying to submit data to a SharePoint List from the office client version of the template, I receive the following error: The operation failed because an unexpected ...

Once again you save the day! Thank you Hilary!

Hello, I have a browser form that uses the SaveToSharePoint command to attach documents to the form and submit the attachments to a SharePoint Library. I want to say that I recall the form would refresh automatically after clicking the button with the SaveToSharePoint command and all of the rules associated with the button completed. After ...