InfoPath Dev

 [quote user="Jay@Work"]How would a vendor include an infopath form as part of their solution or even a form itself if the site/library it was destined for couldn't be parameterised or self referenced[/quote] If Microsoft is that vendor, then, I've got the impression from his answer to my question How to deploy to my Office ...

I have no idea what you mean. I am creating a form in Infopath. Using Infopath to set up a data connection. So it has everything to do with Infopath. I don't know what other terms you mean for naming.

[quote user="shep123"]I'm going to guess that this just isn't possible.[/quote] If you refer to using Infopath as a system and/or database administration tool, then it is more correctly to name it by other terms

Hi- What version of DBXL are you using? You can check this in the footer of the DBXL Admin Tool. Thanks.

I'm going to guess that this just isn't possible.

I have an InfoPath 2010 browser form that is submitted to a SharePoint 2010 document library.  At the end of the form I have two checkboxes that represent 'Accepted' and 'Rejected'.  I also have a hidden text field called 'FinalStatus' that is supposed to read 'Approved' or 'Rejected' based on ...

Thanks this fix worked. But now I noticed that when fields are promoted in InfoPath, they are first created when published from SharePoint. Then a duplicate set of fields are created in the InfoPath Library when the form is published again from Qdabra. How do I prevent this?

Will do. Thanks again.

What I'm concerned about (and I mentioned in my email) is when you walk through the data connection manually, then re-inject, you can end up with a couple qRules schema files - and you'll run into troubles if you admin approve / sandbox for browser. Use the template I emailed back to you - it only has the one schema file. :-)