InfoPath Dev

Can you do me a favor and give this copy a try? We've got another 4.1 release up that we just posted late last week - we'd run into a few bug regressions. I'm wondering (based on the version injected into your template) if the version you currently have installed is the older one. Rather than have you uninstall and install again, I ...

The DeleteFromSharePoint command will do this if you give it the /url for the file (would be your qRulesLink if you used SaveToSharePoint to save the file). Just give the user a button to delete the file and run the command, then clear the qRulesLink attribute (if you have any conditional formatting going on that displays the link instead of the ...

The form xsn is attached. If you need anything else (like the UDCX file for a data connection to a SQL library that has other info, or the mapping file(s) for the Qrules) just let me know.

Hi, I'm now testing the save a file to SharePoint function,  and got it all working. But I have this question,  what happens if a user uploads a file but then after saving realized they saved the wrong one.   Is there a way to build it so,  they can delete the file from the form and also the Share? In our ...

I have a form that uses a data connection to a sql server. That data connection calls a query that is used to populate the display/value properties of every drop down menu I have on the form through filtering the results based on the drop down type returned. For simplicity lets say the form has 10 drop downs that use that data connection. I ...

You bet - glad you have it all working.

Ah that's right,  I forgot about the ID part. I had removed it when I was trying to get the form to work,  I just added it back and everything is working now. Thanks! Chris

Hi, I guess I'm confused about the scenario. I can't think of anything in InfoPath that would lock the XSN so that it cannot be designed. If the file is published to a SharePoint form library or as a SharePoint type, users typically click Add Document to open the form. That is, they don't have visibility into the XSN (to right click ...

Sorry, I actually figured it out and forgot to post it back here. The reason I couldn't check to see if GetUserInfo was blank is when InfoPath runs the query and SharePoint returns an error saying it is a non-existent user, InfoPath read the response as this was an invalid SOAP request and threw up it's own error saying the data ...

Yup, we are referring to an ID in the SharePoint library the document would be submitting to - I hadn't realized that your form would be moving around. I can't think of a way you can do this inside your form with no dependency on secondary data of some kind - you need to know what numbers have been used, after all. I suppose you could ...