InfoPath Dev

Hi LnGarrett and welcome to our forum! To filter SharePoint lists 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. The Web Service supports filtering based on a date. The free trial is good until September but we can extend it for you if you ...

You got it! I'll ask suport to send you the batch mapping tool now and put a reminder in my calendar to send you qRules 2.0 in 3 weeks.

Hi MashadaG and welcome to our forum! I don't understand your post. It seems like you are doing something in a way that is way too complicated, but it's also possible that I am just confused because I don't understand your scenario very well. What I will recommend is to install our free Web Service trial. I guarantee you'll be ...

The digital signature support in the browser is a bit limited in MOSS 2007 - in terms of what you can control. One idea would be to use Electronic Signatures instead and just create custom conditional sections in your form that are read-only depending on state of the form. We have people using our Electronic Signature control to do this with ...

If you are running rich windows client (InfoPath on local machine) you will need to have Outlook installed on that machine too. If you are running browser form, you'll need to setup the e-mail connection in SharePoint. There should be a thread with some instructions on that. Look around. It's also documented in Hagen Gree and Scott ...

Funny coincidence. Hilary is working on a new version of qRules 2.0 that supports this exact scenario - all client side. We should have that out in 3-4 weeks. Do you want to beta test it? Send me e-mail.  qRules 2.0 will support mapping a form on submit to one or more SharePoint lists. It will also pull from those lists on open (if ...

Our free qRules toolkit lets you programmatically insert items into a repeating section without code. Check out the Insert command. Unfortunately, qRules doesn't work if you have already have code in your form, but maybe you don't need to write code and can just test with a new form and qRules to see the technique.

You could have a rule on the button that checks the date and queries a Web Service if the date is correct. Need to understand your scenario better ...

Hi Krishna, Unfortunately, you have discovered a SharePoint limitation. Dynamic permissions within a form library are not supported. Here are some ideas to workaround this gap: Create a separate view in your form and use User Roles and Open Rules (Tools -> Form Options -> Open and Save) to switch views if opened by someone who ...

Hi Amy, Cross domain eh? That'll require Full Trust security in InfoPath. Any way you can do this with servers in the same domain? If not, you'll need to sign the form (to make it full trust), which is a pain and extra deployment cost. This isn't a SharePoint or DBXL issue per se, but rather a security limitation within InfoPath. ...