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Looks like this is using an ADO query. It's possible that ADO is not installed on Windows 7. I recommend we replace the old ADO query with a more up-to-date XML query. That will resolve the issue, but you could also look to see if ADO related components are missing.
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I have created a browser enabled infopath form which has print view that has to be printed in landscape. When i try to print it prints in Portrait inspite of setting the layout to landscape. is there any Patch available ?do i need to run the patch in clients machine or just PRODUCTION SERVER . PLEASE ANY HELP IN THIS REGARD would be greatly ...
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Hi Chris,
As far as I know SharePoint doesn't provide a way to enumerate all users. Qdabra's Active Directory Web Service does and it also comes with a cool contact selector XTP that will make your form load quickly and allow users to add people by typing a part of their name. Check it out here: ...
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Hi ITomsc and thanks for posting,
We should probably take a look at the code in your form that is querying patients. It may rely on MSXML and you may not have the right version of MSXML installed since you have a strange config. I will file a support request tonight and have someone contact you in the next day or so.
Thanks for your ...
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InfoPath supports Outlook email. One idea would be to use a server notification that sends an email. We do this for our forms. We submit them to a database and the database has a trigger that sends an email. Because the server is sending the email, no email client is required. A link to the form gets sent and that can be opened by the recipient. ...
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I think the easiest thing would be to use a Barcode font and have the user put the cursor in the field and then scan the barcode. After scanning, they must click a button. By clicking a button it changes the focus and you can have a rule on your barcode field that then fires to process it using code or declarative logic in your form. People can be ...
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Hi Atul,
qRules provides an easy way to do this and many other things. The SaveToSharePoint command is probably one of the most popular features. Here's a document describing this: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry40104.aspx
You can download a free trial. The library is very inexpensive. Qdabra pays for this free forum by ...
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Change it to a rich text control?
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Hello Catharine,
Please try changing this: my:Asset[. != "" and 1]to this:my:Asset[. != ""][1] The [number] node test only works when the number is in the brackets by itself. In the and expression you have there, the 1 is being treated as the boolean value true, giving it essentially no meaning at all.
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Hi Shabbir,
Qdabra pays for this free forum. Qdabra provides qRules, a library of common features that can be injected into your form. Using qRules, a Forms Designer does not have to add code. They use rules. One of the popular features that qRules provides is uploading images and file attachments from your form to a SharePoint document library ...