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I'd like to add - as I mentioned above, we'd expect the Admin deploy injected form to only work if deployed central admin. Not sure if you did that while testing?
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May I take a look at your form? You can attach it under the Options tab on this thread, or email to Support AT Qdabra DOT com with a link to this thread. Thanks!
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I see you are getting an ID set in the screenshot, though, right? But that item is not being created / updated in the list?
Admin Deploy is only going to work if the form is actually admin deployed via central admin.
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Hi - do you get an error? Or does it just appear the command is not working? Set postback on the button that executes the command to always. If that doesn't resolve the issue in the browser, you can put the Qdabra Rules Error node on your form and see if an error is returned.
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Okay. So it sounds like the form is a SharePoint List form - the directions you link to are for publishing a regular form to a form library. I think you can just add a new column to your list and then when you edit your form it will be available to you.
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Hi - is this just a regular form? Not a SharePoint list form?
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I'm betting your form is a browser form instead of a filler form?
EDIT - sorry, that was a little terse and unhelpful. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.office.infopath.view.export(v=office.14).aspx - CurrentView.Export requires a filler form, full trust - it is not available for browser.
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What controls are you using?
If you truly just need time, set the field to be a time data type and just drag and drop it onto the form. You can use a calculated value or expression box in your print view. But don't change the data type if this form is already in production and in use....
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I am still not being clear.
What I am trying to tell you is you cannot "add" a submit connection to your Access database. You need to use the database template when you create your form.
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So - my question is - how do you expect the 2nd form to submit to the DB? It is not based off the DB, so there is no option to submit it....Your first form is based off the database. So it does submit to the database. I mean, you can add code to submit to a DB.... but I'm guessing that isn't your intent.
Conditional formatting is part of ...