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Hey there, sorry you have encountered this issue.
We will research this and see what the issue may be. Often SharePoint does not play well with others and requires some tweeks.
Otherwise, if you have another non SP server with IIS you could try this out on it. The AD service can be anywhere that has domain connectivity and is ...
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If you just need to filter the record to update, you do not need code.
You would just need to update the underlying structure. The InfoPath User Interface does not give you the option of filtering the field to set with a value. However you can edit the manifest directly to attain this.
So I would keep your rule in the same, which ...
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True, with the Database Acelerator you have many webservices which allow you to query and submit to the database multiple times without code as additional data connections.
You would not need to redo your form, although you may find some improvements that could be made to better fit with the DBXL features.
If you would like a demo or to discuss ...
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It can be done the way you have descirbed but more common is to use a view for each step and then have buttons which switch to each view.
To do what you want you would need a field to keep track of the section you want to display. It could be a numeric 1,2,3,4 or be a text and you have a name for each section.
You would need ...
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You want to look at the current() function, lots of examples on the site here. That will allow you to specify which row to update instead of the default which is all.
If you are creating enterprise form solutions with a database on the backend, you may want to check out the Database Accelerator if you have not already. It gives you lots of ...
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OK that helps.
My first thought. If you are using a database, why not get the Proposal ID from there? Why try to pass it with the URL when it could be done with the DB? I would think there would be some way of linking this? If this is an automatic process haveing your form store the last created proposal ID would probably be ...
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You can view the components from Design mode. Go to File and Save as Source Files.
Maybe give me a bit more information on the solution you are trying to create, what these different URL's will be and how you will have it work in SharePoint. That would help me see what you are trying to accomplish and need and then can maybe think of some ...
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I think you are seeing 1 of the limitation of the InfoPath Database form. The tables are in a database and you can only have one primary dataconnection which can Query and Submit and it creates the whole structure each insert.
To have greater flexibility InfoPath was designed to utilize web services, which give you the ...
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Have you looked at passing the parameter into InfoPath as it starts?
I have used windows script and launched InfoPath forms from command line while passing variables. If you have the URL before hand, then it is just a matter of parsing it for the portion you want and then passing that into a field in your form. I think this may ...
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If it is in a database then you could create an excel file for viewing the data and add a hyperlink to your form.
Another common method is to create another view that is a summary for people as well. That is pretty easy to create and you can make it look professional.