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Hello Infopathdev community,
i created a infopath document (IP 2003) that will consists of several attachments (excel calculation sheet 2 mb), up to 12 different signatures (1 additional signature that is added will increase the size of the .xml document for about 200kb)
So the final .xml documents are about 2-4 mb. (The documents are saved ...
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Hi,
I downloaded the trial, and trying to test out the functionality of exporting the data to a SharePoint list.
The InfoPath form we are using is a web based form.
I went through all the steps in the video, but when I preview the form. I ge the following error:
http://team/pathtomylist/FORMS/QdabraRules.xml is not valid
Is it ...
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Hi:
You can still use InfoPath to collect the data -- you'll just need to either base your form off a database if you want the data in a DB (or you can buy or build a web service for putting your data in a DB -- we sell an awesome one). Or, if you don't need the data in a DB, your users can save the XML to a network share, for example. ...
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Actually, I don't know that you can promote a field in IP as a Person type (unless using a People Picker does that? Hopefully someone more familiar with that will correct me if it is possible).
Other types should be respected -- if your form field is a date time, for example, your promoted property would be a date time.
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Hi:
Are the SharePoint sites in your local Intranet?
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Hi:
I think you are saying you closed the web part in a library that displayed your forms?
Put the page in edit again, and select Add a Web Part. Select the one that has the same name as your library. Then, on the web part, select Edit & Modify Shared Web Part. SharePoint won't have included the full tool bar when you re-add the web ...
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No matter what Sharepoint server I try to contact (I have a couple of different SharePoint servers to test on), Qrules Mapping Tool will not connect. When I enter a URL in the Target SharePoint Site URL field, I get an error "Could Not Connect to the specified site URL.
All servers are online. I can connect to them by URL, ...
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Since you are using SharePoint the user can export to Excel right from the document library in SharePoint.
If you have repeating data in your form though you will need to use a web service to submit the from XML to a SQL DB to do reporting (and then export from SQL to Excel)
We have a tool called DBXL which can help you get the data into ...
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You are right -- you can just add the compiled dll. I guess I just usually find I always have one more thing I need to add to my common code, so it is easier to add the project as reference and then I can easily update it. You may be more organized than I am.... :- }
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You can access the and make changes to the main data source in code by using XDocument.DOM. Is that all you're talking about?
However, it sounds like you should be able to accomplish what you're describing by using the Default Values dialog ahead of time. I don't think you should need code to accomplish this.