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I figured out the issue.  Just in case anyone else runs into this issue.  The server name on my installation showed:  http://sharepointservername:1234 The binding defaulted to the same http://sharepointservername:1234 However, the certificate was issued to sharepointservername.domain.com When I changed the binding in the Qdabra ...

did you find a solution to this issue? i have a similar situation If setup Conditional Formatttion using any letter \p{L} -- it ends up falining  -- ie. field1 matches pattern \d\d-\p{L}  (then hide a section) test it in preview and workd fine! However,  Then in design mode i switch views then go back to that conditional ...

Hi I´ve downloaded the qRules trial version and tried the SaveToSharepoint function, but with no luck. I followed the pdf-instuction as well as the video-tutorial. Error message: Required parameter unspecified: xpath. Usage is: SaveToSharePoint /url=SharePoint Library URL [/dsname=Data Source Name] /xpath=XPath to Picture(s) or ...

The ceritificate shows the FQDN.  Would it be easier to just issue the certificate without the FQDN info? 

Hi- In one of the first screens of the DBXL installer, there is a dropdown with a list of sites. Can you attach a screenshot of that screen so that we can see the list of available sites? Sometimes this error comes up when the incorrect site is selected. Another possibility: the host name field entered into the DBXL installer should match the ...

Hi- I imagine that there is a web named "/sites/Org/testsite", thus your surprise at the failure. :-) What's the full URL to the web service, and what's the URL where the form is deployed? I think we should compare those two URLs.

You should be able to accomplish this with: sum((field1 | field2 | field3)[. != 'n/a']) div (2 * count((field1 | field2 | field3)[. != 'n/a']))

Hi BJ Did you find any good solutions for this? I am sitting with the same issue now with an InfoPath 2010 form that gets sent between people for review and tracking those changes is needed...

The attached is basically what I'm trying to do, so basically even if a user selects a 'n/a' it still keeps calculating, so for example, if you have 3 questions and the user selects a score of 2 for 2 of the questions and a n/a for the 3rd the score total still equals 100% this will be the same if all 3 questions are n/a, ...

Can you show us the formula you're using to do this calculation?  There may be a simpler way without using a bunch of hidden fields.