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You can use ChangeConnectionUrl with a SharePoint list connection then. :)
The additional undocumented parameter you need is listguid. This needs to be the GUID for the list you want to query.
You can get that with the lists.asmx web service: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlist(v=office.12).aspx
So - use ...
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What version of qRules are you using? There just might be a not-currently-documented way for you to do this....
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Hi - Hiding the ribbon is easy - that is just a form setting. Under the File "backstage", select Form Options (the button says "Form Options", the description says "Advanced Form Options" because it would just kill people to be consistent). From there, go to the Web Browser category and deselect the "Show ...
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Well, again, I would start with one of the SharePoint functions built into InfoPath - see if that returns the site. But if you use qRules for this, on the finishedLoading node, if finishedLoading = true, you can use:
GetInputParameter /key=SaveAs
and that would return the SaveAs parameter to the Result node.
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Oh - you'll only see the SaveAs if the form is opened from a library that it has been published to.
You could try putting some calculated values on the form with the various SharePoint functions in them so you could see if any of them return the site.
Or you could go ahead and set up libraries to use the content type, and then on each ...
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Hi - SharePoint list form can't have code. So you can't replace a standard list form with your qRules form. Your qRules form should be published to a form library so it can be opened from the library.
I'm not sure what you mean by data that is constant in the form - it sounds like you may have an issue with your mapping? Does the form ...
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Hi - by "mapped" do you mean submitted to DBXL? I don't think any of the web services will query an XML that has not been submitted to DBXL.
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Sorry I missed this!
So - is the form published directly to the library? Or is it a content type?
The short answer is "yes" - Open a new browser form and copy the URLout someplace you can ready it - you should see that IPFS has included an input parameter with the URL of the library - I think the parameter is "SaveAs". You ...
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This error is usually seen when qRules is not installed as admin. Right click the QdabraRules.exe injector from C:\Program Files (x86)\Qdabra Software\Qdabra Rules Library (Trial Version) and select run as admin.
You won't be able to inject the template in its published location - you'll need to save it locally first.
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From the file menu, select Save As and then in the Save As dialog, you can select the form compatibility. You can also change this under the Form Options > Compatibility.
You can save the form as source files from the Publish menu and check the source files for any script or compiled DLL files to determine if a form has code.