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Starting with FormsViewer v2.2, you can build custom controls (with code) that respond to user input and read-write form data.
This How-To shows how to create a signature control for mobile devices.
Also, if you would like to upload your image to a SharePoint library, here's another How-To showing that: ...
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Hi Shane,
My guess is that it won't support cross-domain. One random idea is to submit to a list on the same site and use a MS Flow to copy the data over to the other site.
I will ask Jimmy to respond as well.
Thank you for your patience,
Patrick
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Uploaded 2017-06-27Qdabra's first FormsViewer Training class ran from June 6 through June 9, 2017. Click on the download button above to access all content for the class.Here are links to videos for each of the four days. Day 1 – https://www.hightail.com/download/dDZITGs2U1B3TGkwYjhUQw Day 2 – ...
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Hi again,
I hope all is well.
Are you interested in being a beta tester for the new "Designer" features we are adding to FormsViewer?
Best,
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One Lock to Rule
Them All (with History!)
Use a list and form logic to
prevent overwrites caused by “last writer wins”
Locks form on open or indicates
locked status and by whom
Verifies the form is still
locked on submit (for added protection)
Provides an admin switch
(button) to override an old lock
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Hi Arthur,
Yes, if you purchase a redistributor license, the on prem InfoPath filler forms injected with qRules will continue to work perpetually. Once a form is injected with qRules, it never expires. It only expires if it was injected with the trial, but this is not true for FormsViewer.
If you are using FormsViewer, the publish and preview ...
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Hello, Arthur: no, you do not need a qRules license to use FormsViewer.
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Hi Arthur,
Thank you for your post (and nice pic!). :)
I appreciate your feedback. We need to make this clearer on our web site.
There are two versions of FormsViewer.Cloud - this is a "freemium" licensing model. It is free for up to 200 form opens per month. There is no "limiter" so if you exceed that nothing will fail but ...
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Hi Curtis,
To get this technique to work in a repeating table requires an xpath that remembers the current() row that you are on (assuming you want to have a condition for the previous column).
Let's say you have three columns and you want to condition the value for column two on column one. You would use the same kind of rule for the ...
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Hi Again,
We are starting development of the FormsViewer Designer in Q1 and hope to have a prototype integrated into the FormsViewer app by end of Q2. It should become available to you without any installation if you are using FormsViewer online (O365), Our major focus for the first release will be the *edit* scenario. If you have an XSN, in ...