InfoPath Dev

OK, well sorry for the stupid question here, but are you sure the file doesn't already exist?

Use a dropdown for your months and then add a rule that sets a date in a separtate field. You can hide the original dropdown and replace it with a read-only date field that was set when they selected the dropdown. If you want to allow re-edits, you could add a small button next to the field that flips it back to show the dropdown and hide the ...

Hi Shniggens, This forum is free. However, sometimes we can't respond immediately, and sometimes we can't resolve issues without more information, etc. Just an FYI if you want faster turnaround or would like email/phone/live-meeting, we do provide paid support options from our website. If it turns out to be a qRules bug, we won't ...

Hi NC1787, Sorry for the delay in responding to your post. Qdabra offers InfoPath-SQL hosting - see FormsBoard dot com for details. Qdabra also offers a Web service that will store your XML as a blob in SQL (in addition to mapping it out to your database for reporting and downstream, line-of-business consumers). Since it stores it as an XML ...

Why do you need to write code to query UserProfileServices and Lists? Why not just add data connections and then convert them to UDC files. If you do that you could change the credentials of the UDC proxy to access SharePoint using specific credentials. Of course that wouldn't pass the user names through though. Have you looked at creating ...

Hi Joey, Is this SharePoint 2010? If so, I recommend using OData. If it's MOSS 2007, take a look at SharePoint's List.asmx (site/_vti_bin/lists.asmx). This doesn't do it recursively, but you'd have to write code anyway to iterate. Good luck!

Just use qRules Insert command to copy from both tables into a third table that is either a secondary XML resource or in your main data source. Then, the dropdown can pull from that. You can also use qRules to sort the table after the two copies. For more on the copy command, look at Jo-Anne Alfafara's document here. Note, the rules will ...

Hi George, Thanks for finding us. If you are using InfoPath 2003 or 2007, just right click the C1 box and choose properties. Select rules. Add a rule with a condition where C1='$' and add an action to set the value of field T1 as 300. Add another rule with a condition for when C1 is a pound symbol. Easy to do. If you are using InfoPath ...

Sorry for the delay. The trial on the web site should work for both.

Hi Mark, Easiest solution is to install a PDF printer - we use Cute PDF here (it's free) and then just print the forms as PDF files and attach them to email. This doesn't give you an automated approach, but it's easy to do and doesn't require a lot of steps. To do this in an automated way would require custom code and ...