InfoPath Dev

Thanks for the reply. After downloading your sample I was unable to open it - some message about domain level permission and it being needed to be open from the original location. Anyway - I think I can see what you are saying. I have attached some screen shots of the issue. When following what you said - it works somewhat, but I still only ...

Hi Conny, Send me email and I can send you a Live Meeting link to investigate the problem you are having.    

The installation is done on the Sharepoint server,  Setup is run as administrator. Sql server is on another server - Windows 2008 R2 server with SQL 2008 R2, the same sql server is hosting the Sharepoint databases. I'm using Windows authentication and have created a domain account for DBXL, and there are installed the two DBXL databases ...

I have created a working contact selector and what I want to do is use this to create assignments for selected users (e.g when 3 people are selected it creates an assignment for each). I've done this by just copying the repeating section into the form. The problem is we need more information included in the section, so I've added them ...

Hooray! I love the strikeout text when you hit the InfoPath ball out of the park. Batter up!

Hi HelenW, We developed a tool to do this called XLS to XML - here's a link: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ExcelToInfoPath.aspx  

No, but it's not hard to just copy the view (using clipboard) over, add the data source and rebind. The view HTML should copy without any problems and if it's truly an XTP you should have <50 fields in it making the rebinding relatively painless. The rules are the big issue and unfortunately, you can't easily copy those. You could ...

Is there a way to do this conversion? If not, is there a way to copy and paste all of my controls and the associated field and rules from my existing form to the new template?  Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided   

It will also help to know what settings you used for setup.

The DBXL installer will create a Qdabra eventlog. Please check if there is additional detail.  Open the eventlog and you should see the 'Qdabra' eventlog.  If using Windows Server 2008, you will need to expand the 'Application and Services Logs' folder.