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Hi Jean,
Here's the reply to your email:
====Hi Jean, If you're using browser-based forms, you will need to configure some kind of server-based email either using SharePoint or some third-party tool (such as our DBXL SharePoint Accelerator for InfoPath). If you have InfoPath Filler forms, you can just send email from the ...
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It looks like you aren't publishing to SharePoint.
The XSN is a cab file package. Publishing to a file share is not going to magically uncab and extract the DLL and remove it. Not something that happens. Just like most conspiracy theories. Too complex.
So, my hunch is that your site is not in your domain or your IE settings are such that it ...
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Hi The Todd and welcome!
What's your goal? Seriously, if it works for ya, great!
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Hi Dave,
I'm sorry, but the MVPs on this site don't do much with Access. It's our weakness. We prefer SQL. We do have Access MVP friends but they aren't InfoPath MVPs. At any rate, please accept my apologies.
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Hi Johnston75,
So, your form is accessing local files? If so, you'll need to make it full trust. Then, you'll need to sign it. After that, it should work.
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Hi Brynna and welcome,
We have created an "encryption" function in qRules and we use it for data that we need to store confidentially. Of course, it requires that you remember passwords. If you forget... guess what? Poof. No more data. :) But, I guess that's the point. Anyway, that will make the data in your forms totally protected. ...
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Not enough info. We would need to spend time investigating. Qdabra Support Pack is an option. Otherwise, good luck!
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Hi GregC72 and welcome!
Just add a rule to your first dropdown that sets the second dropdown based on it. Should be a piece of cake. You should be able to set it using a filter on the ID or something. Hopefully, you specified that in your data connection. I'm assuming you are not browser based. Otherwise, filters don't work so well... but ...
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Hi Martijn_VL,
Yes you can send InfoPath XML data to a SQL database.
You can link to the form from a website.
Access can be configured to pull from SQL.
We recommend using a loosely coupled Web service that maps XML to SQL using a data-mapping file. That way you can have one Web service for all of your XML templates (saves time and cost ...
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Hi King5555,
Jo-Anne's document describes how to use Insert to copy repeating tables from a secondary data source into your main data source even when they structure or field names are different.