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How about querying the current user's username - via the SharePoint UserProfileService web service perhaps? So when the form opens, you'll get the user's login and then you'd populate the Signature template part's username field. The username textbox should be disabled to disallow edits (or use a calculated value). So ...
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Hi - the second option is the easier approach so I'll respond to that. You'd want to place the attachment control inside a section so that you can add a conditional formatting to hide it if qRulesLink is not blank; something like this: Here's a sample result:I attached a sample form if that helps.
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Hi,
You need to use the current() function to tell your cost field that it wants the meal field on the current row.
Your cost field's default value would be something like:
xdXDocument:GetDOM("MySharePointList")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Cost[../d:Meal = current()/../my:meal]
Give it a shot and ...
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If this looks like what you're trying to achieve:
Then the formula for your section3 field's default value should be: count(../preceding::my:section3/my:Index_Count) + 1
I attached a sample form for your reference.
Hope that helps!
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I imagine you'd need a database with two separate tables - one that stores the questions which will be your "query" table, and one to submit answers to.
I think a web service would be useful for you. Qdabra's DBXL tool might be of help - it has a QueryDB web service that allows you to query data from SQL; you can even build ...