InfoPath Dev

Hi, Did you see this KB http://support.microsoft.com/kb/833714? Ted

Thanks Hiliary. I was wondering if that string was a method that was being called, but I didn't see anything that specifically said it was or not. As far as the form goes, I will look in to the qRules Injector guide and see what I can come up with. I might be back in touch, but if not I want to thank both you and Ted for your help over the ...

Hi, Dave: SubmitToSharePointList is the qRules command that actually performs the submit. You have to have your commands right for them to work. So no, it wasn't coincidental. qRules forms have code in them, so for them to be browser enabled, you need to admin approve them. If you check the documentation that installed with the qRules ...

use Clay Fox  steps still face issue inform i will send the sample

When trying to access the "Programming" area of an existing InfoPath form, I receive the following:   Infopath cannot add the event handler Infopath cannot create the visual basic or C# project The location for the visual basic or C# project cannot be found or cannot be accessed The Programming Language is set to Visual Basic, ...

Hi Jim, I went to the link that you mentioned in your post and received a : HTTP Error 401.2 - Unauthorized You are not authorized to view this page due to invalid authentication headers. on both the server name and fully qualified server name.  It also shows up as Internet rather than Intranet site. If I open Windows Explorer and ...

I reviewed the links provided and in their instructions it requires that I design the form from a SQL table.  I don't want to do this as I don't want to show any of the fields in this table on my form except for the dropdown list.  I can't use DBXL for this because I already have a Submit button on my form that is using DBXL ...

I was following a tutorial located here and when they are creating the Submit button there are some values and switches added to the rule. (see pg 11 of 13 in the link) I had everything the way it should have been with the exception of the first word "SubmitToSharePointList". I originally thought this was some arbitrary name so I ...

Thanks Ted, the views is doing it for me so far. Thank you for this suggestion. I am using it as browser based.  Thanks, Eihab    

Hi Amarnath,  yes,whatever you have mentioned here can be done without managed code. Design an infopath form and insert whatever controls or whatever fields you want. Then create a new view as Approver view and make all the fields read only.You can copy paste infopath form across views.And then repeat the same procedure for another ...