InfoPath Dev

Just tested and it worked! Thanks a lot for this, Hilary :D [quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Looking at the documentation, I think you'll need to use namexpath instead. Is AttachSection your repeating group? I'd probably add a field there with a default calculated value that concats the system generated code with the file name - or ...

Yes, it is a published form and yes, I did cleaned the URLs to remove the company's info hehe :P Just to be clear, the published, admin-approved form is from a SharePoint On-Premise site and we're trying to use qRule to save the documents on a SharePoint Online site. If SPO doesn't support browser forms with code, I guess this is now ...

Hi! I'm wondering if it's possible to use said qRules to save attachments into SharePoint Online? I tried creating this but got the following errors: SaveToSharePoint: Action: SaveToSharePoint. Arguments: url: https://site/qdabratospodoclib xpath: /my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2/my:AttachFile name: . Details: The Web application ...

Hi Hilary! I tried adding a concat function in the QRulesFilename part but it doesn't generate the filename. My formula is: concat("SaveToSharePoint /url=http://server/site/docLibrary /xpath=/my:Form/my:group36/my:group37/my:group38/my:AttachSection /name=", concat(SystemGeneratedCode,"_",@qRulesNewFileName)) Checking ...

Hi everyone! I'm trying to generate an audit report for users who view an Infopath entry (.XML). This is not showing in the OOB SP Audit report. I can see the list of users and the form library which they access but not the actual .XML file that they opened. I also tried Sharegate and LogParser, still nothing comes out. Any suggestions on ...

Hi guys. We've migrated from SP2010 to SP2016 and we're encountering an issue when opening forms in which the user who created the form (created by) is inactive. During migration, we used a "dummy account" in place of users who are inactive in the AD (people who left the company). In views, it's displaying the "dummy ...

 Sounds awesome! Thanks again Hilary :)

Hi everyone. Quick question from me. Is there a QRule command which can check if a link/destination URL is accessible? I know there's a "IsDestReachable" command on QRule but I don't think it's applicable for browser-enable forms. Or if a QRule command is unavailable, maybe a possible no-code workaround? Thanks everyone in ...

Cool. Noted on this, Hilary. Thanks again :)

 Thanks for this Hilary. I have another question though. I opened this topic up with my colleague and he mentioned that we have controls in SP2010 in which it was set to "Necessary" but the rule was implemented. He provided this screenshot.