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I have jsut downloaded and installed this for a trial and am goign through the walkthrough on the expense report form. I am at the point "Task 2" where I create a DBXL Document Type and I can resolve and display http://<<yourservername>>/QdabraWebService/default.htm
The problem is that when I click on the DBXL ...
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... nvermind...
used the link .
Thanks for all your help!
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I changed the way the form was being sent in email from attached to imbedded and it worked fine, although it streches the form horizontally in the outlook client (odd).
My one last question for this small endeavor is that I now have the links showing in the emailed form, but they are not clickable. I can copy and paste the string into the ...
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Oh, I should add - just check the processing instructions in the XML that you sent via email - where is the XML expecting to find the template?
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You can get the attachment name prior to that - use the GetAttachmentAttribute command.
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Hi again....
So I setup the data connection to email me and now I see this message...
Infopath cannot open the following file <path/file.xml>. The form template is trying to access files and settings on your computer. InfoPath cannot grant access to these files and settings because the form template is not fully trusted. ...
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ahh.. yes.. bummer, that's right, I don't get the Attachment Name until after the submission... no way to do that then? (append the AttachmentName to the name of the custom File Name)
Doh!... easy fix for the links... thanks.
-Bob
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I think .NET Framework might be required since the error suggests that you're dealing with a form that contains custom code.
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I would first check the Internet Explorer settings, to make sure that your site is set to Local Intranet.
If that doesn't solve it, I would try to test further and see if there is a pattern. If it's a specific browser, or a specific OS, etc. Remember that there is one thing that changes in your environment even if you don't change ...
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Hi Bob,
The qRulesFilename attribute is actually blank until the image/attachment is uploaded. When uploaded, then the qRulesFilename attribute receives a name, in this case, the /name that you are defining. So I think the result you are seeing is to be expected. I'm not sure if there's an easy way to get back the attachment's ...