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Sadly, InfoPath is known to mangle the views when printing. The solution I have found is to have a separate print view.
So you have one view where users fill out the data. Then create a second view, which might have read only controls and Expression Boxes for example, and make this the print view. Then it's a matter of tweaking the print ...
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You're right about going to the rule inspector. Even if only a handful of rules are listed, one of them must be causing the issue. Try "turning them off" one at a time to see if you can narrow down which one is causing the issue. In InfoPath 2010 you can disable rules, so hopefully that allows some troubleshooting to narrow down the ...
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This document is meant as an SDK reference for developers that will be
integrating Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) v2.6 with their
InfoPath forms or any other application. The document describes all of
the methods in each of the web services. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain this document. DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.
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Scenario
There are times when we want someone not
logged into the domain to be able to edit a form which needs to be submitted to
DBXL. Let's say that "User A" is a person who works inside the domain
and therefore has access to submit to DBXL and "User B" is a person
who is working outside of the domain.
Value ...
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The DBXLResource API allows users to use custom XML in their DBXL
Document Type Configurations. As explained in the scenarios below, this
grants the user to customization flexibility. The scenarios explain
situations in which the administrator sets and controls the XML and
situations in which the users are allowed to customize their XML ...
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Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) will add processing instructions
to your xml files, and this document will briefly explain how to use
the information help within the PI.
To obtain the document, click DOWNLOAD above. A free
trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.
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If you edit an existing Document Type in DBXL you’ll see a button
labeled Save As in the header. This is an easy way to create a duplicate
of your configuration, but under a different name. For details, click
DOWNLOAD above. A free
trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.
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Starting with version 2.4, Qdabra’s Migration Tool provides the
ability to migrate all of the documents in one document type to a newer
document type, and convert those documents from one XML structure to
another in the process. With this feature, you can create a new version
of your form with a different schema, and then upgrade all ...
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Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) allows you to submit XML documents
via a web service. However, InfoPath is not required. You can use the
web service from a ASP.NET web page. For details, click DOWNLOAD above. A
free
trial of DBXL is available on Qdabra.com.
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Every document created in DBXL will have a unique DocID. Typically we
refer to documents stored in DBXL by using their DocID. However, every
document also has a RefID. In this tutorial we will discuss how to use
the RefID, how to create a RefID format in DAT, and how to create a
custom RefID via managed code using the RefID plugin.
For ...