hey Simon,
When you are creating the dataconnection to submit the form to the
sharepoint library, you need to specify an autogenerated name.
On the second step of the wizard when you specify the url for the sharepoint
library there is a second text box called filename, you can put an xpath
expression in here that uses some of the fields in the form to create an
unique name. Probably the easiest way to do this is to use the concat
function to concatinate multiple fields together
e.g. concat(<field1>, <field2>, <field3>)
your other option is that you can tick the box that says "Allow overwrite if
file exists" but if you did this and didn't specify a unique name you only
ever get one form in the library and each time a user submitted that form
would be updated.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Ben
> I've created a form which users can fill in from a sharepoint form library,
> and it will submit the completed form to this library, but only for the first
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> thanks,
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Simon - 19 Dec 2005 09:29 GMT
Thanks Ben,
that's exactly what I wanted!
Simon
> hey Simon,
> When you are creating the dataconnection to submit the form to the
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> > thanks,
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Dj - 27 Nov 2007 21:59 GMT
I am replying to this old messaged I found from 2005 because it describes the
problem that I am experiencing. The only difference is that I DID enter an
xpath expression from the from inside the form that should be unique
(employee code)each time yet I'm still getting the "A value inside the
form..." error. Can anyone tell me why my submit is not working when I have
a valid expression in the file name field. Thanks! Dj
> hey Simon,
> When you are creating the dataconnection to submit the form to the
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> > thanks,
> > Simon