InfoPath Dev

Hi Johnnie, DBXL Client requires SQL Server to install. If that is not a viable option for you, you can go with the SharePoint workflow. I imagine that you would need to have two SharePoint mappings for your document type and two workflows - one that will fire the submit to DBXL and one that will delete the item in your initial ...

I'm creating a data connection  and selecting Receive data from  SharePoint list . The list in question is a custom list (called Approvers) which contains:  Name ( People/Group field) , Title (Single line) , Department (Single line), Division (Single line)  , Threshold (number)  etc.  When I bind the data to a ...

  Hi Hilary I am trying to use a similar validation were the date can not be "less than"  the date the form was created. Which works fine if it is not equal to the date the form was created. When this scenario occurs I recieve the validation msg I want the user to be able to use a date that is equal to. do you have any ...

I totally figured out a way to do this using rules and forgetting the list control idea.  First I stacked my 5 textboxes vertically like a list in the section they needed to appear then: 1) In the checkbox control set rule;  If checkbox1 = true, set field1 = value1 2) In the textbox controld set condition; if field1 is blank, hide ...

You have used the incorrect case for your /url parameter. The formula should use /url with "url" in lower case.

Here's what I am trying to do. I have several, say 5 for this example, check boxes with an equal number of corresponding (hidden) text boxes that will hold a corresponding value. If 1 or more checkbox is checked (=true), then I want to display the textbox value in a list. Is this possible? If for example, only 3 of 5 checkboxes = true, then ...

OK,  I used the FX button and added that function.  I used the field picker to select qRules link attribute. I verified the formula and it says it's OK.   When I test the form,  I now get this error:  Required parameter unspecified: url. Usage is:   DeleteFromSharePoint   /url=Item ...

There is an id - but the issue is getting it before your file is submitted, since you say you want to use it for your file name. It is generated when the file is added to the library. You can query the library and get back all the current IDs and increment the max by one and hope that no one submits a different form before the form you are ...

Just XPath would do this, right? Like, for an XPathNodeIterator, you could use a filtered XPath to get back the correct instances - or am I oversimplifying what you are trying to do?

Hi - The user guide will help you with this. You need to install the form first. From the Start menu, under Qdabra / Tools / qRules there is a shortcut to an install script for the forms. It is called "Install Forms". If you get an access denied error, please check page 3 of the user guide for details on how to run from the command ...