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Hi Tenbao and thank you for your qRules forum question,
The browser doesn't forward credentials to SQL; you might be able to hardcode the credentials in a UDC file - I would try that if the DB is on the same ShP server; there might also be a way to use SSO to use a fixed set of credentials to connect to it. We haven't tested these ...
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Don't use separate views. Use an XML config file with the questions and make the questionnaire data-driven. Qdabra has YouTube videos on this technique. I think in May I did one called "data-driven design". The canonical example is a survey/questionnaire form. At any rate, you want the separate submits to be separate XMLs. Depending ...
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I would not use a popup. Rather, just hide-show a section in the view with the total score in it. Sending email is easy. You can export all XMLs to Excel and report on that. It's a little manual, but definitely doable. No code needed.
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Hi David,
You can't promote rich text as rich text, but you can make it plain.
Another idea: use Qdabra's qRules plugin to submit the data as rich text to a list.
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The PeoplePicker is probably the issue.
Why not do away with that and use a generic data source structure with UserProfileService or Qdabra's ADWS to fill in the people's names.
Then, you could use eval-eval - see this link:http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx
Of course, the workflow could also do it by ...
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When you create the main data connection. There is a dialog for adding additional child tables. If you want to submit to two parent tables, you may need to create a Web service. Qdabra provides a free trial of our popular DBXL Web service which can support this scenario if it's the same database. Check out Qdabra.com and click on Web Services ...
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You should be using "auto" for one of the dimensions.
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How about using a Calculated Value?
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No can't do that. It's a document so when a user opens it, they will lock out the others from editing. I recommend splitting the views into different forms.