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Sounds like a couple different issues. When qRules is injected into your form, you are adding code, thus for browser forms you'll need to either admin approve or sandbox publish. InfoPath usually makes sandbox publishing pretty easy if a user has the correct permissions, so you may not be a Site Collection Admin?
As to the path to the ...
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Hi:
I'm assuming that your data structure is correct on the SQL side -- this repeating table for items ordered has the correct relationship with the orders table (sorry for guessing at names -- it just sounds like a classic "Order" and "OrderItems" scenario....)
I think what you are saying is that when InfoPath interprets ...
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I'm sorry -- but I'm having trouble understanding what you are describing. Can you tell me what your desired end result is?
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Tools / Form Options / Programming and click the Remove Code button. Then re-inject....
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Of course, because the value of "today" changes each day.
You need to have a field in your form that has this formula for a default, then use that field for the filename.
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No, not really. If I recall correctly, SharePoint is returning the markup with the data, but the calculated value will show the value for the field, not the inner XML. Now, honestly, off hand I don't know if there a non-code away around this -- it seems like you may be able to save your form as source files and manually modify the data type ...
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Hey, great idea! And thanks for posting your solution!
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Gotta watch that postback setting -- especially with qRules commands.
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Not to my knowledge -- I have a VM set up in this configuration that I use for doing dev work on InfoPath 2007 forms. Have you run into any issues? Or just being proactive?
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Is this a form that submits to SharePoint? If so, you just need to make sure your submit data connection allows overwrite of an existing form and you have a form name that won't cause unintentional overwrites.