InfoPath Dev

Well, you have a chicken and egg problem. The digital signature is calculated based on a hash sum of the image for the existing form - since that is what is being signed. Because the digisig uses that, it can't include itself. The next person that signs (if you allow countersign), will sign the previous signature. Hope that helps.

Hi Aye, Couple simple options:Hide the dropdown if the value is set. Add a condition to hide the control if it is not blank - this is really easy. You can add a button to show the control again if they have to select it.Set the value in the dropdown to "" at end of your OnAfterChange routine *and* make sure to add code to the ...

The numbers are limited based on datatype. 32 ints, 64 strings, 8 datetimes, etc. Something like that I don't remember the exact limitations, but they make it very hard. Why not just save your data to SQL - then you can have unlimited promoted properties.

Hi Rei, Let's say you have one form template on your controlled LAN called "MyFormLAN.xsn". Create a URN-based solution from that using the RegForm tool that comes with InfoPath SDK (note: we also have a GUI form that helps do the same thing since the command line RegForm tool is a bit hard to figure out). Name this second form is ...

Hi Nick, We're you able to get the Database Accelerator installed? That should get you up and running in minimal time. No code. Form/DB changes down-the-road are easier to handle and you get the ref ID support that you want. It's a lot of work to code SQL connections up yourself and there are fundamental limitations (you have to start ...

Hi Jeff, Yes, DBXL 2.1 supports the webparts from DBXL 2.0. The new qForm in 2.1 allows you to manage your forms via an InfoPath UI. We developed qForm for people who:Don't have SharePoint Want better performance than SharePoint - just open qForm once, no need to open separate InfoPath forms all day long.Want browsing instead of full text ...

Hi Olle, You can always develop your own XML. InfoPath handles multiple data connections. Just take the data connection for the Web service and map it into your main data source. The extra abstraction of not deriving from the Web service will save huge cost down the road when the Web service changes and invalidates your form and all previous ...

OnAfterChange or add a rule after the query for 1.

Greg was sick today. Hopefully, he'll be able to respond tomorrow. Thanks for your patience.

Hi Cindy, Is the SQL server configured to run under Windows Authentication or SQL Authentication (SA)?  If you are running under Windows Authentication and the SQL server is in the same domain, you can give people access to the SQL databases and you won't see this problem.