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Hi Jimmy,
Good day. I'm quite new to coding in Infopath. Do you have some time to explain the above. Thank you
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I could really use step by step instructions on how to do this. My co-workers would like it to auto-refresh the library after each InfoPath form is submitted. Thank you.
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The DBXL event receiver will submit the document to DBXL whenever the SharePoint Added, Updated or Deleting events are fired. Workflow operations that update the form content should generate these events and the DBXL document updated.
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I am having a problem with any form injected with Qrules and opening the form in a browser. They will only open from within the client. Forms without Qrules injected open ok in the browser.
1) I have injected a form with Browser 2010 and Sandbox.
2) Add only one text field to the form and ...
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I was hoping for an easier solution than mapping with SQL. I was also hoping that DBXL had the ability to get the collection of XML documents and parse them somehow.
It's great to read that DBXL 2.8 is now based on the Event Receiver model. Does that mean form updates done via SharePoint workflows would now be ...
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I think there are some options for DBXL if you don't want the form(s) to submit to the web service.
In DBXL v2.8, the forms submit directly to the form library, and the DBXL Event Receiver maps the data to DBXL. Then, DBXL can map the data to SQL for reporting. The Deployment Guide (and other DBXL v2.8 documents) can be found here for more ...
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1. I have a SharePoint List that I would like to use to populate an info-path form.
2. The users would select a name from a drop-down list and several other field would populate .
3. one field has an hyper-link, the users needs to be able to select
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Not really - if you promote your repeating fields to your library, you can set them to "merge" the data, but trying to sort that out is pretty messy. You can submit the repeating data to a list (either via CAML, custom code, or qRules) and then report on the list....
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I've read through a few posts on reporting on repeating data through DBXL. But it seems that in those posts the forms are submitting to DBXL. Is there a way to report on repeating data for forms that are submitting to SharePoint?