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Hi Jeff,
qRules uses the owssvr.dll functionality in SharePoint to support filtering. I do not know if there is a "LIKE" or "CONTAINS" verb that is supported. I have forwarded your request to Qdabra support.
More soon,
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Are you in the Designer or the Filler? Designer has Tools->Form Options. Filler does not.
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Hi Gresh,
I just added a combobox and drop-down list box to my InfoPath browser form. I right clicked the control, and selected Borders and Shading. I can easily use this dialog to change the border.
how now brown cow?
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Hey DogWalker,
Seriously, what's the issue? This works in myriad ways:
When you design the form from SQL, choose the child table. InfoPath will automagically create the updategrams for the parent and child.
Better yet, use a Web service to submit, so you can support browser forms
Best of all, use a loosely coupled data-driven Web ...
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Sorry Daniel,
I spaced and didn't see your response. Email me if Hilary's response doesn't incite insight.
:)
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I would go to Control Panel and click on Office 2007 and Change and select InfoPath and drill down on .NET Programmability and select the options to run locally.
Best of luckage,
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Hi YNguyen,
You can assign the form to the second individual using a secondary data source (hardcoded) or just having the initial submitter type in the user's name.
To do the signature, you might consider electronic signatures which are less cumbersome than digital signatures - see Mel Balsamo's blog on Electronic Signature ...
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Hi Steve,
Have you read the User Guide?
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Hey man,
Well, the benefit of InfoPath is that it helps you decentralize your business process. Remember when there was one Excel spreadsheet on a file share that everyone edited? Those days are over. InfoPath and SharePoint help you decentralize your data input. They pave the last mile to the data-entry doorstep and let you streamline your ...
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Hi Matt,
Looks like this won't work due to a SharePoint limitation. Calling the Web Service to update the list doesn't work. We would have to call the SharePoint object model. Because qRules is meant to be installed in both browser and client forms, we chose the Web service method, which works for standard lists but does not work for BCS ...