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Hi Shanty,
Hope all is going well with you and your form. Here's one more option...
4. using "Input Parameters" support in qRules 1.7, create a link in form A using concat that redirects to form B but with input parameters. Form B opens and uses qRules to set the fields based on the input parameters. ...
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Yeah, you could code it in Visual Studio. You'll have to create your own Web Service and send a parameter to it that you run your SQL query on. It'll take a few hours, but shouldn't be too bad. There are examples out there of simple Web Services that you can use.
Another idea: install DBXL trial and get it working. Provide a nice ...
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Hi Harish,
Sorry I forgot to put a link in to the download. http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx
Let us know if you have any issues. We're here to help.
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Double click the submit button.
Click on Display and Conditional Formatting.
Click Add.
In the first dropdown select "Select set of signable data" and in the popup select the section you want. Click OK. "is signed" condition should automatically be selected by default.
Check disable this control. Click OK.
Click OK. ...
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Hi Mark,
Sorry for the delay. Yes, this is easy to do. There are three ways:
Use the batch converter tool in InfoPath 2003 SDK - requires running a task on server and somethings aren't supported.
Export the form to PDF (use CutePDF) or MSHTML and save that file to your server - requires a manual operation on submit to do that, or a ...
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good idea from Clay, but you know relying on local machine usernames is just bad practice since it is not secure at all
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Do you have a Tools->Data Connection Retrieve data SharePoint List set up?
Is it pulling all of the data into your form? If so, you just need to filter correctly using the right rules. Cascading dropdowns and repeating tables need preceding-sibling xpath functionality to work correctly. Check out Greg Collins blog on setting the axis ...
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Do you want to upload the XML files or the XSN file?
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InfoPath 2007 has this option more clearly in the wizard, so you must be using InfoPath 2003.
My recollection is tha tthis is a "piece of cake" with tricky frosting! Just delete the form name "frosting" in the wizard and you won't get an attachment. :)
Bon appetit!
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Wait, doesn't Active Directory require "DOMAIN\" to be prefixed for the user names?