InfoPath Dev

I have seen some variants of this question on some InfoPath 2007 threads, but feel sure that hidden within 2010 there is a "simple" solution! I want to use a Repeating Table to log visits to a form by individuals named in the form, others can open the form but cannot make changes, I have resolved all the conditional ...

solved - well a work around has been implemented On the form with the Repeating Table I set up a couple of sets of extra hidden text boxes, copy the last RT row into the text boxes and promote the fields intothe sharepoint library. I use two sets of additional fields so that if the last row of the RT is not comlpeted I don't lose the ...

Hi - the Qdabra Electronic Signature template part does require SharePoint.

I would like use your product to add electronic signatures to our InfoPath forms.  We are not using Sharepoint at this time; we are in a hurry to get the forms published as our last form tool (FormDocs) crashed leaving our users stranded.  Can we use the electronic signature tool w/o using Sharepoint?

 This was helpful.  thanks

Hi All, I've recently had wierd behaviour with a not(contains rule to filter drop-downs. Ordinarily it works fine, but I'll save the form, then open it some time later and it has split the rules to all the my:field1 in one rule and all the my:field2 in another rule. So, I'm left with Rule1 and Rule2 with mixed ...

So, in your earlier post, you said: Select Samsung Galaxy SIII 3 rows added to the table Change selection to Apple iPhone 2 more rows added to the table. Can you tell me how to use qrules to setup the delete command to delete the rows that were added initially? I already have the rules in place to set the 4 color fields to blank. Whatever ...

I believe I answered it before [quote user="Gennady Vanin (Геннадий Ванин, Новосибирск)"]If not it is possible  to use built-in sharepoint list items IDs, you also can create a sharepoint list column CustomID of type Number (with Number of decimal places: 0) and use it[/quote]  built-in item IDs as Value: of drop-down list ...

Thanks, I knew it had a delete command, I just didn't know if it would handle this situation where rows are being inserted dynamically and depending on the item chosen it is a different number of rows that would need to be deleted. Qrules has already done so much for me, I keep looking for new ways to use it, but I still need assistance ...

qRules has a delete command and can be used to delete rows. Ernesto was not saying that qRules couldn't delete rows, just that given your example it seemed like more work than needed.