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The ID is automatic. You just have to have it in your main data source (schema). You can definitely do what you want. Have you read the blogs on SubmitToSharePointList and RefreshListItems?
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I agree with Hilary. This shouldn't be that big of a deal.
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for downloading qRules. We do offer application development services and would be happy to get the code written for you. Let me know.
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Try replacing the filename with one that has an xml extension. I.e., abc123.xml.
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Hi DerekB,
Does the form itself (not the workflow) have any Checkout logic? If not, it must be an issue with the workflow.
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Hi Leo,
This is going to require time to dig into and debug. We have used digital signatures before and we used the InfoPath object model to generate. Have you looked at the 2003 SDK? It might have some examples of doing what you want. Otherwise, I suggest calling Microsoft. Your scenario is very rare. Most people just use the OOB support, ...
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Hi Poldy,
You can't attach it to a button, but you can to a link and then just use a default value to calculate it using concat, etc.
qRules v3.3 has a command to open links and that could be used from a button (for example, on submit), so that's one option if you can't rely on the user clicking a link.
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Hi Lenovo27,
Not sure if you can use 3rd party plugins or not, but qRules has a very powerful FormatDate feature.
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You can configure the list in SharePoint to allow user selection of the content type before filling out.
Once the user launches InfoPath, the content type is set and you can't easily change it on submit.
For form libraries, the content type is stored as a tag at the top of the XML file. There are techniques for changing this but they ...
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Hi Latte,
I'm not sure this will work for you, but check out Shiraz's blog post here: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/shiraz/archive/2007/08/16/best-way-to-launch-forms-from-web-pages.aspx