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There are lots of documents on the Microsoft site that show examples of OnVersionUpgrade event handlers. For example: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/bb229744(v=office.12).aspx
The 2003 SDK also has more examples of javascript (2003-2007-2010). JavaScript is not compatible for browser forms, but you can easily convert the code ...
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Hi Danilao,
The qRules SubmitToSharePointList command supports removing list items that are removed from the form, as long as the ID node has the qRulesLastModified attribute (which is required for RefreshListItems anyway). From Hilary’s blog:
A new attribute has to be added to your fields where you are keeping your list item ...
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I just emailed you. You can send your XSN to support (att) Qdabra (dott) com.
:)
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Thanks Helen for requesting support.
We're scheduled to talk tomorrow I believe.
If you can send us your XSN we can look at the issue tonight.
Cheers,
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No need for code if you have a trigger column you can set that to some value. It will fire a rule on all rows. You can then use the rule to add a condition to check for null and set a value based on it.
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Hi Chris,
When you say "contact selector" are you referring to the out-of-box People Picker control or the Qdabra Active Directory contact selector control?
More soon,
P
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Jimmy got it working so that it extracts the image of the signed doc using a fancy xpath. Check out the rule on the second button of the attached xsn. Also, take a look at the view that it switches too. You'll need to add the digisig to your form so it shows up visually, but should be easy to use this technique to email a signed image of the ...
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Thanks for trying it.
The reason it doesn't do inserts is by design. You can't have a loosely coupled SOA architecture that has a tight DB schema coupling (which is what updates require). Since we store the data in XML as primary store, the DB tables become simply a downstream output for reporting and line-of-business integration.
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Hi Tally, why are you doing duplicate posts?
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/13650/92486.aspx#92486
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That's a good book.
Repeating groups in non-repeating parent groups would correspond to your Access tables. If you add a repeating section or table from the InfoPath controls, it will automatically create this structure. You can use the average math command to get the average of a field under a repeating group. See attached sample XSN.