InfoPath Dev

I don't know if it's our dev environment setup, or my form, or what, but the qRules commands aren't working in  the browser.  Injected with qRules 7.1Administrator-approvedClaims based siteuseWebServices set on finishedLoadingSPListSubmit is converted to udcI have a button that sets Command to SubmitToSharePointList ...

Don't remember exactly.  I think there is a whole post on what happens (some permissions error).  However, the point is that the person filling out the form should NOT have access to the list the form is updating, so I THINK if the creator was some account OTHER THAN System Account that has access to the list, but ...

Already changed list submit connection to use a UDCX, and the form template is already admin approved.  =(  <udc:Authentication>    <udc:SSO AppId="InfoPath" CredentialType="NTLM"/> </udc:Authentication> This is a claims-based site, so that is the only way to get the ...

Darn.  Setting this did not work.  We did not have incoming email turned on, so we did that.  Still nothing.  I'm surprised this hasn't come up before.  My solution is hosed if I can't get this to work, or find a work-around.  ='(  Any way I can change this so the list item creator is ...

DOH!  Well, that worked.  However, it still doesn't kick off my workflow.  =(  Any thoughts on why that is?  ====================================  ARGH!  Just read this: Just focus on two things:Workflow will never start automatically with system account.Check the options Start workflow automatically ...

Hi, all!  I have a couple of problems.  I created a simple form to use as a proof of concept to do what I want, but it doesn't.  =(The form has two fields, Title and Location.User fills in fields and then clicks on Submit.  (Submit uses SubmitToSharePointList)This works great in Preview, but it is squirrely after I ...

For #4, ideally I would like to show the aggregate for each type of drill (with a total number of each drill) and then be able to click a + sign and show the detail for each. Site A  -  Fire Drill               3       Fire ...

You're right.  I was kind of vague.  Here's the requirements:User needs to fill out a form when they conduct a Fire or other drill. It should be web-enabled.Because the form contains some sensitive information, most users should not be able to see other completed forms.  They actually don't need to see their ...

I think I understand what you are saying, but not quite what to do.  =( Would I have a forms library with the form?  And then, when the user fills out the form, instead of saving back to the forms library, submit the data to another list using UDCX?  What would I do if I needed to display the data in the same form format ...

I need a form where a user can submits to a list, but can't view the list.  Is this possible?  I'm hoping qRules has some super-duper way to do it!  =) I have SharePoint 2010 and qRules. If not, what would be the best way to accomplish this task? THANKS!