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yes..its the same share point site (port 80) using the same account (kotcnt\spadmin). nothing has been changed except for the reinstall of DBXL. thanx.

When the trial expires, qRules will stop working in your template. So if you were using qRules commands for logic in your form, those would cease to function. You can upgrade a form with the trial to the full version, however, and it will then continue to function correctly.

Great tip, thanks Ernesto, I will take a look.   A quick question on Qdabra - is the program required to use the form, or can I use the trial version to create the code with no ill effects on the form once the trial expires   Thanks, Matt

We also came across this particular exception trace in a customer's environment this week.  Can you send the xsn to our support at qdabra.com alias? It will also help to know how your SharePoint site is configured.  Is the site on a machinename:portno (where portno is not 80) and then extended using a intranet or extranet zone ...

I'm sure this is doable in code, even though I'm not a programmer. Your code will probably need to iterate thru the list of codes and get the corresponding data from SharePoint, then copy those values to the main data source. A shortcut would be to filter data on the server using qRules. Here's a PDF with step by step to do this. ...

You don't need any code to accomplish this.  Just add a textbox to your form, add one button with a rule to increase that textbox's field by 1, and another button with a rule to decrease the field's value by 1.  All set!

Just to make sure that the information is in the thread (and, of course, I agree with Patrick that a web service such as DBXL is a much better idea than building a form off a database), if Submit is disabled when you walk through the main data connection wizard, it may because of the data types in your table, or your form compatibility. ...

Hi -- You probably need to add .NET Programability Support to your InfoPath installation.Go to Control PanelSelect Programs and Features (or Add or Remove Programs, depends on the version of Windows you are using)Select your Office install and click ChangeSelect Add or Remove FeaturesUnder InfoPath, make sure .NET Programmability Support is set ...

This error most likely occurs if the .NET framework was installed after InfoPath was. Office 2007 does not by default install all required components for InfoPath 2007 to work with managed code. To install the PIA: 1. Navigate to the InfoPath Help menu and select Detect and Repair for InfoPath 2003 or Office Diagnostics for InfoPath 2007 to ...

Hi There, I pulled down the trial this morning and and installed it - success! I was going to walk through the tutorial. I started with a blank form and saved it. Then ran qrules and injected it... success! But when I try to open the document in design mode after injecting I get the following: Form template: ...