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Hi, so your form is IP 2007, but is using the IP 2003 object model? The '2003' in the namespaces wouldn't cause an issue unless the namespaces are incorrect for some reason...
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Hi:
Check out this blog post by Jimmy, or qRules can make this easy for you to do without code!
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Hi -- you are doing this via code? Post your code sample, and that will help us help you better....
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Your first action needs to be the one that sets the queryXml field. It should not be setting a field in the main data source, but a field in the secondary data connection you created to QueryDB. Your second action runs the query. At that point, your secondary data source should have correct, filtered data in it. What you are doing with the two ...
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Hi:
Make a backup of your form. Then save it as source files. Make a list of the picture files you aren't using any longer, and search for them in manifest.xsf, after opening the file with a text editor, like Notepad.
You may find file references like:
<xsf:file ...
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Hi, Stacie:
To use a QueryDB query that takes advantage of values in your form, set up the data connection with a simple query, like:
<query database='#Marketing_Resumes#' table='MaxEstimateNumber_Web' ><columns><column name='Branch_OfficeID'/><column name='Estimating_Group'/><column ...
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This blog post of mine has some suggestions for leveraging SQL, but use a bit of code.
I keep wondering if you couldn't add a secondary data connection to the SharePoint list you save the XML to, then use Rules to submit, and have the first rule query that list to get all the form names, and then find the max submitted form for a month....
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The biggest issue with incrementing form numbers is that you always have the chance of two users submitting at very close to the same time. You need to generate your number immediately prior to submit, and even that is no guarantee for a heavily used form.
Does the user need to know the form name? Have you thought about renaming the form as part ...
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Hi: The only thing I see that is different than the sample on the IP Team Blog is your quotes -- you are using single quotes around your concat, and double around your ".."
Perhaps give this a try: eval(eval(ReassignRepSec, "concat(my: ReassignAnalystName, ';')"), ".."), using the Insert Field or Group button ...
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I'm sorry, but it isn't. For Access, you need to base your form off the database, or you can write code to save the data to the database.
If you can use SQL (SQL Express is a free version), you could try our web services -- DBXL allows you to save your XML data to SQL without code!