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qRules can work with code behind but modification is required. I suggest sending us your form with instructions on what to copy where and $100 donation (Qdabra -> Products -> Support Page -> Donate) and we'll send you the code to do this. It's probably more work to integrate qRules with your code than just adding the code to your ...
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Isn't there an Exit method?
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I have no idea. It does look like a bug in InfoPath. Is the bug on the most recent version? Isn't there an SP2? Can you try that?
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Submit via HTTPS to a Web Service that stores the form in a database. Free trial of Qdabra's DBXL Web Service is available.
Configure server-side e-mail notifications (using DBXL) and send users e-mails with HTTPS links to the form. Form opens through encrypted HTTPS prototocol.
Easy to do. Beginner license of DBXL is just $395.
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You need Outlook 2003 or 2007 to use the E-mail data connector to submit forms.
You could install Qdabra's DBXL Web Service and set up server-side e-mails on submit. Free trial and Beginner license starts at $395/server. No client licenses required for that and you can have Hotmail or Gmail. For not Outlook clients, you'll definitetely ...
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Qdabra's free qRules 1.7 tool supports this. http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx
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Hi Bob,
We have a taskpane sample form that supports doing this using the SetContext function. Send e-mail to Mel dot Balsamo at Qdabra dot com and ask her for the sample. It's part of our InfoPath Master Training course (Module 7).
Cheers!
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Probably because the form has a DocID and that DocID was deleted. DBXL stores the DocID in the Processing Instruction (PI) of the document (at the top). If you take the XML and remove the DocID from the PI using notepad and then reopen and resubmit, I'm guessing it will create a new version.
Need to check but our free qRules 1.7 toolkit may ...
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Hi HomeSlacks,
We haven't had time to look at this today. In general, for DBXL solutions, we recommend that people use Forms-based Workflow. We even have a Webinar class on it. We find that while SharePoint workflow is sexy, it has some known limitations and ends up requiring code more often than not. With Forms-based Workflow, you use rules ...
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