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Hi:
In your Form Options (for IP 2007, under Tools / Form Options) look for the category that includes versioning. Is your form set to upgrade existing XML? More info here....
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Hi -- I'm wondering if this could be a version thing? For example, InfoPath 2007 may not recognize a 2010 Access DB? Other things that can cause this error have to do with the location of the database -- I found a person with this error who had a database on SharePoint, for example.
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I wouldn't anticipate any issues with qRules in your IPFS forms (if that is what you are concerned about). And, of course, forms that open in IP client would not have issues.
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When you say "we are using Qdabra" -- what product are you using? qRules? It sounds like your question is about promoted properties from your form? Check out this post -- it suggests deactivating and reactivating the form template for property promotion to work...
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Hi --
This blog post suggests trying to uninstall .NET programmability support then reinstall it... You may want to try that....
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Please look at the Open rules in the sample -- Under Tools/Form Options:
On the Tools menu, click Form Options.
In the Category list, click Open and Save.
Under Open behavior, click Rules.
To see the submit rules, you need to look under the submit options -- you'll see the sample is set to submit via rules and there should be a ...
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Generally you see this error when you try to set the value of a field that is not text without first removing the nil attribute. Please see this blog post for more info...
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We should have it released by then end of August. If you need an early release, just email me via the forum and we can see about getting you a copy.
It sounds to me though, that you are using a secondary data connection in your form to get items from a SharePoint list and then wanting to submit them to another list? Can you just outline a bit ...
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Hi -- I don't understand item 2, but the upcoming release of qRules (v2.3) adds enhancements to the SubmitToSharePointList command that will allow you to also submit attachments. You could test out just submitting items from InfoPath to a SharePoint list by checking out the trial of v2.2, then, if you like it, upgrade to 2.3 when it comes out ...
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I wouldn't use an optional section for this, but a regular section.
Add the section to your form. You are using IP 2010, so the conditional formatting is now under rules -- select your section, then select Manage Rules from the home tab. Add a new formatting rule that hides the section if your field does not = 'E'. See attached sample ...