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You can now integrate your browser-enabled qRules form or forms that have custom code using the content type mapping in DBXL! This is previously done by using the qRules command called SwapDOM. Now with the content type mapping feature, DBXL makes it...
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Imagine that you have an InfoPath form that submits to DBXL. There will be instances that the value entered for a specific field doesn't match the data type stored in the database - thus results in shredding errors. When errors occur during shredding...
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Imagine that your InfoPath form, which submits to DBXL, needs to make sure that there are no duplicate records. Using the web method QueryDocumentNodeSet, we can quickly check whether DBXL already contains a matching record. For the purposes of this tutorial...
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Did you know that Qdabra Software offers complimentary weekly InfoPath webinars? Join us on Thursday mornings at 8am PST as we explore tips and techniques you can start using today to unleash the hidden power of InfoPath. Content varies from beginner...
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There is a form available here for download that demos the techniques in the video - the video outlines using qRules to copy complex repeating data between two data sources. CopyTable works well in simple scenarios, but if your data structures don't...
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So, I've got 3 recent qRules videos up on YouTube: Introduction to Qdabra qRules - basics on installing and using qRules - SaveToSharePoint and Sandbox - how to use the SaveToSharePoint command in an IPFS form without full trust qRules - Submit To...
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I wanted to note a few things I've run into using qRules in Browser forms, along with some troubleshooting ideas. Postback - if your form works in client (preview) but not when opened in the browser, check postback on your controls that are setting...
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DBXL versioning is turned on by default, as it is necessary for certain scenarios. For safety purposes the checkbox in DAT is also disabled, so that it is not accidentally deactivated. (For a PDF version of this blog post, click here .) However, should...
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You may have gotten the feeling from my latest flurry of cranky and short IPFS related posts that I've been struggling with browser forms a bit lately. You would be correct. I had a 2010 form with code that I published as sandboxed to my SharePoint...
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During Qdabra’s free weekly webinar on November 10, 2011, we discussed three possible contact selectors, their pros and their cons. This follow up blog post will summarize that webinar and provide you with XTP and XSN samples. You can download the supporting...
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I don't know about you, but I sometimes ignore the Design Checker in InfoPath - especially when it is throwing an error over some poor expression box (calculated value) that it thinks is bound to a repeating group (what's that about any way? Aren't...
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InfoPath tries to help out with XPath via the UI, but sometimes to be able to accomplish complex conditions, you may need to write your own XPath. A good knowledge of XPath is also useful for qRules commands. Here are a few online resources I like for...
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Imagine that you created an InfoPath form template where users can include an attachment. You published the form template to a SharePoint form library, and then your users submitted hundreds of forms. Each of those forms contains attachments, but those...
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When using QueryDB or QuerySharePoint in an InfoPath 2010 form, you might encounter behavior that is different from the behavior you are used to in InfoPath 2007. When you get to the screen below, you enter values (per our previously documents for QueryDB...
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If you have added a dataview to list DBXL documents, you will find that links will give you an open/save prompt. This little code snippet will prevent the dialog on a SharePoint 2010 page (it may also work for SharePoint 2007, but I haven't tried...