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Thanks. Where can I find some instructions on how to do so?
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Yes, an InfoPath button configured to use Rules can execute many actions. For example, the first action could be the Sharepoint submit, and the second action could be the email submit.
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Hi,
We encountered a attachment size limit issue when we tried to upload >3MB attachments. The error is:
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.
The SOAP response indicates that an error occurred on the server:
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: There was an exception running the ...
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Thank you for answering me.
I was looking to find a documentation where this would be specified, what i can run. Curently I don't have permission to get into Central Administration. I need to run System.Net.Dns.GetHostName(); code.
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Hi,
We are wondering if it is possible to submit attachments to DBXL (mapped to a varchar(max) MS SQL column and stored as base64 on IP 2007 form) and return the URL to this attachment into the form.
We heard about qRule's GetAttachmentAttribute command but are not sure if it work on a non sharepoint setup? ...
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Hi Mel, Patrick,
In addition, we are not using sharepoint. We are using DBXL to store attachments as varchar(max). Can we still use the "GetAttachmentAttribute" command in qRules to get our attachment's URL? If yes, are there documentations to teach me how to create the commands?
We would like to find out more on qRules ...
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No problem! Just a little contribution back to the forum that helped me a lot. :)
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Excellent ZhenUyan, that's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks a lot!
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Hi Renato,
Not sure about IP 2010, I'm using IP 2007 and just did something which fits your description. The code for Visual Basic is:
Dim result As DialogResult
result = MessageBox.Show("Thank you! The form has been submitted successfully." & NewLine ...
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Rules allow you to specify conditions on each rule that should be able to accomplish what you need. Have you tried that?