InfoPath Dev

Yes, unfortunately - the documentation on that is here: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365dev/removal-of-deprecated-disco-wsdl-aspx-pages-from-sharepoint-online/ You can use the XTPs we have here: https://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/fv_samples_and_features/entry123896.aspx Please note that they use FormsViewer and qRules commands ...

This web service has been deprecated - the documentation on that is here: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365dev/removal-of-deprecated-disco-wsdl-aspx-pages-from-sharepoint-online/ You can use the XTPs we have here: https://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/fv_samples_and_features/entry123896.aspx Please note that they use FormsViewer ...

Sample script in this zip. PnP PowerShell recently changed how authentication works and if it hasn't been done yet, you'll need to create an application registration - more info here: https://pnp.github.io/powershell/articles/authentication.html

Hi - have you thought about using PowerShell for this? Do you use SharePoint Online? I'm guessing yes since you mention Power Platform.... You could use PnP PowerShell to write directly to your list instead of exporting / importing. Just a thought..... PowerShell can manipulate XML pretty easily. And it may be easier for dealing with multiple ...

This depends on the data source for the secondary connection. If it is an XML file, you can go to Data > Resources and export the XML. Add any new fields, import, then walk through the data connection wizard again for the file to include them in the schema in the form.

Hi - yes, you can. I generally click on the form where I want the control, then right click the field in the field picker to get the options shown in the attached.

I would probably use a "status" field for this. You don't have to show it on the form. But then, when the form is submitted, you can have just the signature 1 section show. When the first manager signs, you can set the status field to "manager 1 signed" or something, and use that value to determine that the second section ...

Nicely done - sorry you ended up talking to yourself here, and thanks for posting your answer :-)

In a SharePoint library - I don't know what version of SharePoint you are using, but I'm guessing not Online if you are creating SharePoint Designer workflows. You may or may not have Word available in the browser - but if they link to a Word doc on SharePoint then it will at least save to the same location, etc. And you can have ...

InfoPath is not going to let you edit the word doc in place - They will have to save locally and re-attach. Another option might be to have them add a link to the word doc instead so that users can just click the link and work in Word online....