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Yes, there definitely was a problem injecting, and therefore you're not seeing the 2DS you need.
Was the form open (in InfoPath) when you injected? Does the form have code? These would be the two main reasons why injection may fail.
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Hi Zhang, I'm not sure that I understand your question. qRules does not require user input when saving the file to SharePoint. It indeed does autodetect the filename and uses that to create the link. Can you provide more details concerning the user input? I have not seen this scenario before. Thank you.
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When I design a form, I'll have a Debug view, which hold my form fields, expression boxes, formulas, etc to show me the result of my rules and operations. You could have expression boxes that show you the result of your expression, bit by bit.
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Hi Sam,
Perhaps it was accidental. When I preview the form it tells me that it cannot find the source code. Also, if I go to Tools > Form Options > Programming, I see the project location for code: C:\Documents and Settings\sbcamb\My Documents\InfoPath Projects\Add Recommendations Test\Trial - Master Detail.vbproj. I'm guessing that ...
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Hi Sam, I see two problems:
1. /child is a relative path, so it should be /my:Table.
2. qRules cannot coexist with code. It looks like this form has code. Can you confirm?
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Hello, please have a look at: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/07/14/Create-a-Repeating-Cascading-List-from-a-Flat-Data-Source.aspx. For more info, search on cascading dropdowns. Good luck.
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The xsn is the template that you design that allows you to create individual xml files.
You probably configured your SharePoint submit incorrectly. The data connection wizard asks you to specify a file name, but what happens if you specify a static name? You get files submitted always with the same name. You need to come up with a function ...
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Did you change the compatibility settings of the form to make it browser-based? Does InfoPath report any errors when using Design Checker? Did you modify the form library to open forms in the browser? This seems like a good introductory article.
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To filter SQL queries we provide a free trial of our Web Service (WSSP). Here's some documentation: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/wssp_v23_english/default.aspx. Here is the product download page for DBXL and WSSP: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx
The Web Service called QueryDB supports filtering on the server. The ...
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The AD web service today doesn't provide that ability.
As an alternative, you can try using IsUserMemberOfGroup, which returns true if the user is part of the specified group, and false otherwise.