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Qdabra’s qRules v2.4 greatly simplifies the publishing process for InfoPath 2010 forms. If you have a browser-enabled InfoPath 2010 form that uses qRules v2.4, DBXL v2.4 and SharePoint 2010, you can quickly create a SharePoint mapping for your browser-enabled form by following the steps in the attached PDF document.
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Hi Catharine,
I'm going to check with the team for any ideas, but since it's happening with only one of the three forms it might come down to asking you to send us one form template that works and the one xsn that does not work. Would that be possible or do the forms contain any sensitive information? Thanks.
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Hi Carolyn,
To accomplish this we use qRules. Here's some documentation you can read to understand the scenario and see if it matches your task. Good luck!
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I assume you have some code that parses the email, but it would take some debugging to figure out why that's not working.
What we typically suggest is using qRules which allows you to save the attachments to a Sharepoint document library, for example. The XML retains only a link to the location where the document is stored, thus keeping the ...
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How about creating a SharePoint list, and pulling the names from there? That way, it's as simple as adding/editing/deleting entries in the SharePoint list. That way the XSN does not need to be redesigned and republished. Good luck!
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Can you try this?:
CopyTable /dsnamesrc=zAdminCopyAddresses
/tablesrc=/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields /rowsrc=dfs:zAdminCopyAddresses
/tabledest=/my:myFields/my:LookupCopyToGroup /rowdest=my:CopyPeople
/empty=yes
Notice the lack of a slash for the rowsrc and rowdest. Let us know if that works. Thanks!
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The error seems to indicate that the dsnameis incorrect. But it looks correct, so perhaps it's something else and the error being reported is wacky.
I also notice that the source is a repeating group with attributes and the destination is a repeating field with attributes. That seems interesting at first, however, I just tried it (see ...
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Strange, sorry about that. I'll send it today.
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Hi Catharine,
I'm going to close this support ticket - please contact us via support at qdabra dot com if you'll be upgrading.
Thanks!
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If I understand the scenario correctly, I believe you'll need to create a repeating table in the main data source, and copy the values from the secondary data source (for the fields that come from that data source). The other fields, since they belong to the main DOM, the user will be able to edit.
You could accomplish this with custom code, ...