InfoPath Dev

Where are users opening the form from? I guess if you're providing users an XSN, and they have InfoPath Designer, then there may be no way to limit them in what they can do.

Yes, you're right, coding is probably needed. Conveniently, this is feature included in qRules: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry52999.aspx Perhaps this will save you the coding effort?  

Could you create two sections, one for the 80 clients and one for the other 10? The problem is: how do you know which client numbers belong to the 80 and which belong to the 10? It probably doesn't make sense to hard code this into the form.

I believe Sharepoint limits results to whatever the default view shows. So if the default view is limited to 100 items, not all are going to show in your query. I think there is a view or a list setting to increase this, but I'm not certain of its exact name/location. Can you check your list and view to see if there's a limit (perhaps of ...

Do you have access to the Sharepoint logs? If not, maybe a SharePoint administrator can help you. You can use that correlation ID to look in the logs and find the full error message. Is your form published to http://company.ca/blah or http://server/blah?

Hm, where did you read that? We should remove that comment, wherever it was. :) The command still works, it is still supported. Please place the QdabraRules Error and Result node in the canvas, then execute the command. The nodes may return information on why it is failing in your scenario. Thank you.

 Ok, I understand. These are full trust forms thus why the installation is failing. You can right click on the form, select Design, and then click Preview. Will that be an acceptable workaround?

Hi- I'm sorry for the first error. Is it possible that there is an InfoPath window open or an Infopath.exe process running in the background? You can check this in Task Manager. In the User Guide there are two sets of steps, one via the Start Menu links and another set of steps via command line. Can you try these after making sure there are ...

Hi, To publish a form with code via the sandbox in SharePoint 2010, you'll need to have the Sandbox service activated in Central Admin, and you'll need to be a site collection admin. Step by step instructions for publishing qRules forms are available in the qRules user guide ( All Programs > Qdabra > qRules). As far as the ...