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Hi Bill,
I would be happy to demo some of our tools to you. Please email me and we'll set it up.
Thanks for your interest,
Patrick
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The DBXL Migration Tool (also known as the Document
Deployer) allows you to export and import DBXL Document Types and their
documents. If your DBXL Document Type submits using keys, the Migration Tool can
also handle this scenario. This document will explain the necessary steps.
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In DBXL, you can configure on-assignment notifications for documents submitted, with assignment, to the DBXL web service. For additional details, please read the document titled “Using on-assignment notifications”.
The format of the emails sent by the on-assignment notifications is stored in SQL. If you feel comfortable making changes to T-SQL, ...
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I finally realized that this site is sponsored by a company - Qdabra. Good job :-)
If you can offer anything which you think will help my project please suggest a demo.
Best wishes
Bill Smith
250-598-6692
PS I'd like templates supporting 1-N relationships to several sub entities :
eg CRM : top level entity is the ...
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Doing some reading and realize the Delete command will not remove the record from the SharePoint list, just from the XML node and that I need to work with RefreshSharePointListItem to do what I want.
However, I am lost. I am not able get the a SharePoint list item to get removed and no error, result or success indicators are being ...
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Well that didn't work. I'm having a hard time figuring out what formula I need for this.
I'm trying to perform math on "sub items" in a repeating table.
In my repeating table I have fields "Gear ID" and "Kit". Kit is a checkbox with a default value of 0. The items in ...
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Would this work if I am popluating my repeating table with data from a SharePoint list? I have a repeating table that is bound to a data connection that pulls rows from a SharePoint list. I want my InfoPath form users to be able to delete rows in the SharePoint list from the form. I added a button with an on-click rule to run the following Qdabra ...
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Hello Paul,
and welcome to our forum.
The following blog post will show you how to create an expression box in an InfoPath form whose value is based on the result of an conditional sum. In my opinion this is what you want to achieve. You will sum per category?
Please have a look a the following ...
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Hello Bill,
just as a side note I would suggest looking at the 'Samples and Templates' section on this forum. There a lot of samples which you can download.
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/examples/category1209.aspx
Regards,
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Hi Robinet,
Is it possible that you have duplicate controls in your view? What happens when you query using a brand new form? Try that and see if it's still the same.