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This is last of four free labs Qdabra is offering to help people learn how to build InfoPath forms. In previous labs, you created an event form template, improved the design, and then made the form smarter. In this lab, we will: Create an R.S.V.P. form...
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The Qdabra Active Directory Web Service supports the following methods: GetMyInfo - gives the Active Directory properties of the currently Logged In user GetUserInfo - gives the Active Directory properties of the specified user name GetManagerAlias -...
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This is the third of four free labs Qdabra is offering to help people learn how to build InfoPath forms. We’re working with a form template for an event (think Evite), and I hope you’re already thinking about what electronic form you can create for your...
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This is the second of four free labs Qdabra is offering to help people learn how to build InfoPath forms. We’re working with a form template for an event (think Evite), and I hope you’re already thinking about what electronic form you can create for your...
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As I blogged last week, Qdabra is offering four free labs you can use to learn how to build InfoPath build forms. Let’s get started by building an InfoPath form template for an event (think Evite). For this lab, you are provided with a sample form template...
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New for qRules v2.2 -- InsertPi and RemovePi ( processing instructions ) Why is this useful? Change the href attribute of the mso-infoPathSolution PI so to submit to a different SharePoint library and have the form open using the template for that library...
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New for qRules v2.2 -- GetAttachmentAttribute! Why is this useful? Promote the name of the attachment in a form to a form library, by getting the file name and copying it into a main data source node Send information about form attachments in an email...
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New for qRules v2.2 -- DelimitedList! Why is this useful? Hate trying to understand the syntax of the double eval method? Need to have data from a repeating field rolled up into another field? This command can replace the double eval method, as it concatenates...
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New for qRules v2.2 -- ClearErrors! Why is it useful? Add a "save" function to your form that allows submitting with validation errors (an InfoPath impossibility!) Save time when testing by not having to fill out all required fields in a form...
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Qdabra has four free labs that are a great place to start if you’re new to InfoPath and want to build forms. Lab 1 gets you started building an InfoPath form template. You learn how to: Add schema Modify the layout Publish the form to SharePoint Create...
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Last week I blogged about setting up WebDav on IIS 7.0+, so that you can take advantage of qRules' useful SaveToSharePoint command even if you don't have SharePoint. This week, I would like to touch very briefly on the matter of security and provide...
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Typically when you open a form from DBXL and re-submit it, your modified form will be saved on top of the one you opened. This is a very useful feature, and undoubtedly what you want to do most of the time, but sometimes you will want to save a new copy...
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Qdabra's Excel to XML tool, available on Qdabra.com , allows you to export row data (in Excel) to XML files. Did you know the tool also allows you to export XML files directly to SharePoint? To find out more, click here to download a tutorial (PDF...
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qRules provides a handy command called SaveToSharePoint, that allows you to save attachments in your InfoPath forms to a SharePoint server, to reduce the size of your XML forms, and allow these files to be accessed without opening up your forms in InfoPath...
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qRules v2.1 comes with new commands called Encrypt and Decrypt. These allow password-protecting your InfoPath form controls to hide sensitive data. Encryption transforms strings and attachments into a set of random characters, while Decryption reveals...