InfoPath Dev

Hi Zhen Yuan! Have you read Mel's document: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/miscellaneous/entry39165.aspx I think this will suffice. If not, let me know and I'll look deeper. Yours truly, Patrick  

I would look to see if there is a way to turn off gestures for IE. If so, that might solve your problem since, as Hilary states, InfoPath is just using IE to render the views. This is why Auto-Complete works for InfoPath - it's just using the history stored in IE.

Hi M3ngi3 and welcome, Try using absolute address for your xpaths pointing to your fields. If the fields are in a repeating section, you'lll have to use the current() function to correctly reference from within a row of the table.

Hi from Osaka (here through 1/12), The tutorial in your link is well written but it requires that you write code which increases the IT maintenance cost of your solution (since you have to have a developer to compile and maintain that code). In general, ShP workflows have some advantages in 2010 (editable in Visio, copyable across sites, etc.) ...

Hi again, You can use the SQL Express database that comes with MOSS (SharePoint) but it's not easy and there are licensing restrictions. To submit your InfoPath form data to SQL you should either a) design your form from a database before publishing, or b) use a Web service to connect to a DB and submit the data. The latter (b) is the best ...

Hi Chintan! 2) qRules is a per developer license; we also provide an enterprise license for all developers in your organization. You can email QSales (at) Qdabra (dot) com if you have specific questions or need a formal quote but both products can be purchased directly from the Qdabra Web site. Best regards!  

Hi NoppoJP and welcome! We do a lot of forms-based workflow. When you say "based on what an approver would check in a task assigned to them" are you referring to a task in SharePoint? Or, are you referring to a task in an InfoPath form? It's easy to show data in the form via a SharePoint query. You shouldn't have to develop code ...

Hi Daniel, Have you tried adding two actions to your first button? If so, maybe the first action is failing and you have the checkbox checked to stop processing ... if not, try adding another rule (with blank condition) that does the second submit. You should be able to get it to work. However, I'd like to better understand how you are adding ...

I assume you mean SharePoint Form Library and not list. SharePoint list forms are supported in 2010 only. Go to Tools->Form Options->Property Promotion. :)