InfoPath Dev

Hi Chris, Have you reviewed the documentation published online?  Here's a list: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/docs/qRules.aspx . We're in the process of updating the User Guide for the next release of qRules. I apologize for not having an update for qRules v2.4. We decided at the end of last year to release qRules 2.4 ...

Hi BaldCat, Let us know if File Picker is a satisfactory workaround. After attaching and converting to a link, you should be able to still show the picture in the view by using a Picture control bound to the link. :)

Hi Marzipan, Query Builder is an installed Full Trust form so it will behave a little differently than a Domain Trust form. Most likely you have a cross-domain issue (see first bullet below). Some random things to check which may have no bearing on the issue but I thought I'd mention anyway: Is the URL to ...

Hi Marzipan, Yes, it's supported in ShP 2010 only so designing in IP2010 isn't good enough. You need SharePoint 2010 with InfoPath Designer 2010. There are some ways to filter dropdowns for ShP 2007. Check out the blog on this site by David Airapetyan for a couple ideas.

you can't auto-install activeX when they open a page - it requires client browser permissions. best thing you can do is send your users the activeX in advance and ask them to install but that's kind of lame since some may not do it. you definitely should just use XTPs. XTPs will work in 2003 but to use them you need to design the form in ...

You can't programmatically set the tooltips in the view XSLTs. You might be able to add some code to the XSLT that does this but we couldn't figure out a way to do it and it's probably a deep dive with no certainty of finding the treasure. I recommend just having a calculated value somewhere in your form that displays guidance ...

Can you attach your form?

You get AutoComplete out-of-the-box when you use Internet Explorer and InfoPath, but that won't really help you. The stock drop down and combo box will scroll the list to the location matching the typed in prefix. That should be good enough no? Otherwise, you'd have to create a special control (ActiveX) since InfoPath doesn't support ...

Hi Tony, Thanks for the re-ping. I was thinking that you were trying to show a modal dialog at the wrong time and that was causing the InfoPath windows thread to go into spasms because it couldn't complete a display task. But, sounds like you have proven that that's not the case and it's more of just a bug in InfoPath or some strange ...