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Hi,
When you purchase qRules you get 6 months of upgrades for free.
After 6 months you can pay 50% of your license fee ($99 for the single user license) for another 6 months of upgrades.
We typically release a new version of qRules every 3 months or so.
Ted
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qRules 2.4 was reached test complete today and we are going to have the new build up for trial and purchase very soon.
Lots of great new features in qRules 2.4!
Ted
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Hi Donna, I don't see any screenshots attached in that last post of yours.
Ted
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Hi Triona,
You are correct, it is because they are repeating sections. Certain types of controls in InfoPath can't be edited in SharePoint, repeating sections and repeating data of any kind are not editable in SharePoint.
Ted
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Hi Chris,
All documentation for qRules is located here: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/docs/qRules.aspx
Ted
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Hi Max,
I asked Patrick to follow up with you and he said he sent you a private message thorugh the forums to setup a time to help.
You can contact me directly thorugh the forums too so we can setup a live meeting to assit and arrange payment for the support.
Ted
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Hi Max, and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums.
I think InfoPath would be a great tool for what you are trying to do. It will be way easier and better than Word forms for sure! We have a number of medical clients who use InfoPath (and also some of our InfoPath tools) to create their own electronic medical records system. ...
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Hi,
You are going to either need to get your data into a SQL DB or use a SharePoint library or list as a relational DB to do what you need.
You should take a look at our qRules tool. qRules can submit your repeating data to a SharePoint list or SharePoint library and create a row for each repeating record in your form. And by using ...
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Hi, no you do not need to develop on the SharePoint server (in fact it is generally not recommended to install InfoPath on a server).
I am assuming you do have access to the SharePoint site and have verified access before you try to publish?
Ted
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Hi, yes our documentation does include some information about conditional shredding.
If you look at our "How To" guide for database mapping there is a section on conditional mapping:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/database_integration/entry56213.aspx
Ted