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Forms7 is a lightweight InfoPath alternative that uses a jQuery plugin that allows users to easily create forms
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Error Message: "The data types of the following form fields do not match the SharePoint list"
I found that if I go into the form in InfoPath, and I removed the offending fields, re-inserted them and then re-published the form. All seemed to work fine.
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Error Message: "The data types of the following form fields do not match the SharePoint list"
I have a list on my work SharePoint 2013 that records two rich text fields:
Bulletin - hyperlink
Newsletter - hyperlink
When I try to open up the form attached to one of the products in my list, I …
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