InfoPath Dev

To submit to your Access database, you need to start your new form based off the database. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ee526347(v=office.15).aspx

Sorry I was slow to notice this - but couldn't you just create a data connection (XML) to a file in the library? Then use qRules / code to change that data connection to point to the correct XML prior to querying it? Then you'd have the actual repeating table from the original XML file in your secondary data source...

Hi - so are you using an eval formula like that in the link of your initial post? What does the eval formula look like?

Thanks for emailing me the templates. Here's what I did - I extracted the source files from both templates. In the original manifest.xsf, I see this:  <xsf:domEventHandlers>   <xsf:domEventHandler match="/QdabraRules/@finishedLoading" ...

You'll probably need to print the form instead via code - I'm guessing you'll be able to change the printer settings to print as PDF via code, but don't have a sample off-hand.

I may have been unclear. I'm wondering, if you create the form from InfoPath's "File > Info > Publish as PDF" does it render correctly? I think you are saying when you go to File > Print and then print the form as a PDF (using some 3rd party software, I'm guessing?) it renders correctly? The code in this thread ...

I've not seen this. Can you please go to one of the migrated libraries, and under the settings > advanced settings, edit the template & save the template locally, then email the template file to support AT qdabra DOT com or attach it under the Options tab in this thread? If you email the template, please include a link to this ...

If you manually export the form to PDF, do you see the data you expect?

I'm sending you back to the logs on this, I'm afraid - search on that correlation ID in the trace logs.

Yup - the format option is just for the date.