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Hey Ben,
Thanks for the kind words. We do give significant discounts for testimonials. If you approve of your first name and last name initial appearing on our website along with the text above we can offer you a big discount on qRules or we could even help you a little more with your code. :)
At any rate, you may not need IT approval. ...
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Hi ES1983 and welcome,
You can't restrict language - that would be a cool feature. Microsoft and other companies have auto-language detection algorithms built into Word and other Office products but they typically don't work well for phrases with less than 5 words. Even if you could auto-detect, it would be hard to restrict. You could ...
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Hi BMARU,
Close all InfoPath forms. Go to task manager (right click the windows task bar) and verify that no InfoPath.exe process is running (click on process tab and sort by clicking on column header). If it is running, you can end it. Go to Control Panel and Office and change and repair. Repair your Office installation. Then, clear your ...
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Hi TaFavorite and welcome!
Absolutely, you can do this using regular expressions. Just use the condition "matches a pattern" and use a regular expression in the dialog that pops up that takes either of those. For more on how to create regular expressions, please Google the web. Lots of stuff out there that describe how they work. Good ...
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Another reason why SharePoint IDs are not preferred is because they change when the forms migrate from one SharePoint site to another. We advocate using natural keys for ID'ing forms. For example, a date-time stamp instead of an ID. Granted, the date-time stamp is not as easy for humans to handle because it's large, but if you encode as ...
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Hi GarciaJ,
Are you saying that the InfoPath Filler slows down or the Designer? If it's the filler maybe it's because of some code in your form that has a memory leak. Click on task bar and start task manager. Look at the amount of memory that InfoPath is consuming. If this is growing very large, it could be the reason. Another reason why ...
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Hi Ben,
We developed qRules to handle this kind of support. Please download a free trial of that and see if you can get it working. We did this because we were spending a lot of time answering the same questions in the forum. Insert was one of those questions. You know we spend thousands of dollars a month to keep this forum going and the forum ...
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Just add another field that is text and that gets set automatically when your calculated value changes. Use the xpath substring and concat functions to set the new text value to everything to the left of the decimal point followed by just two characters to the right. Drag this field to the view and make it read-only. Add conditional formatting so ...
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Yes, it's a data connection library that lives on SharePoint. It's a best practice to use these because the data connection is stored in a UDCX file so if the server changes, you can just update those files - you don't need to republish the InfoPath form. You can create a Data Connection Library from SharePoint UI. In InfoPath ...
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Hi PAW,
Yes. You need to export your XSN as source files (File->Save as Source for 2007, or File>Publish, Export as Source Files for 2010). I'd create a new folder when asked for a location. After exporting, close the designer and go to the folder and right click on the manifest.xsf file. Open in Notepad. Search and replace the server ...