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BTW: the security and trust dialog is accessible from Form Options. In 2010, go to File->Advanced Form Options and click on Security and Trust. In 2007, click on Tools->Form Options and then Security and Trust.
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Hi Marcel 2586,
Your goal should be "domain trust" which is the default. That provides the least cost option since nothing needs to be installed and most features are supported. Restricted Trust mode is good for forms sent in email but is fairly limited. Full Trust is used for forms that have code which access files on a local computer ...
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Also, if you injected qRules into the form as a 2007 form it won't work with 2010 sandbox. You need to reinject qRules as a 2010 browser form to get that to work. You should be able to take the existing XSN and reinject and change the setting at that time. Just another thing to watch out for. Of course, if you already injected qRules and ...
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Hi Pam,
Are you using the latest version of qRules? We just released 3.1 last week and you should have received an email. Let me know if you didn't.
In any case, v2.4 should work just like v3.1 for SubmitToSharePointList. qRules is a code library that you add to your solution. It contains the most commonly requested features that require ...
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You don't need code to do this. Just use xpath to get the count of the ShP list and use concat to add it to your filename on submit.
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Hi JefJar,
Have you searched for how to use the Current() xpath command? You may also want to read up on the Preceding-Sibling() command. Search for those two on this site. Greg has some good blogs and posts.
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Hi JefJar and welcome to the wonderful world of InfoPath!
Thank you for the well-worded and articulate questions. Always a pleasure to read questions that make sense. Sounds like you have set up a significant camp at the base of InfoPath mountain. Here are some quick replies with thoughts.
There are many problems with out-of-box SQL forms. ...
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Hi "As In 052" and Velkommen to the wonderful world of rulez. To switch a view you want to simply choose an action rule where the action is "Switch View". Easy as ice cream melting on a freshly baked pie ...
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Sorry for the delay. I had to make a short trip to the other side of the galaxy to discuss the state of the humans with my manager...
If you copied the view (including the Submit button) then you can just remove the Submit button as you have and that means you don't need conditions on it. The default view is what opens by default. ...
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Just add a filter to the data set. Go into the dropdown listbox properties and select the display name to show and there should be a filter button there that allows you to filter.