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Are you wanting the InfoPath browser form to open in a new window? Inside a web part in your current page? Other?
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I would probably have one weekly report form that displayed different sections or fields for the different divisions. Then I'd have another form I used to summarize the data. If the data is pretty flat you could probably get by with just promoting properties from the weekly report form - if the data is at all complex, in order to have a ...
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Well - the heart of the question seems to be:
Why is this form executing a qRules command that has been removed?
And that's why I want to take a look at the form - see if there is some logic hanging out somewhere making trouble. :-)
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Under the Developer tab in the ribbon, if you click the Language button, it will open up the form options with the programming category selected. I'd probably start there to track this down - is the location someplace you can access? If you create a new form, what's the default location for code files?
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Is this in the browser or in filler? In filler, in the control properties, you can create a restriction. In the browser, you'd need to use code or qRules to get the file extension of the attachment and then you could remove the file if it is in the wrong format, or display an error, or whatever you'd like for your UI.
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Can I take a look at your form? If you aren't comfortable attaching it under the Options tab, email to Support AT Qdabra DOT com and mention this thread in the email.
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Is the data connection still in the form? Is it set to execute on load?
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I just tested this with a SharePoint 2007 list - in my case, looking at the XML output, the multi-line data is returned. Is the column in your default view? If not, add &Query=* to your URL and check the XML output again.
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Is the form being opened in browser or filler? I'm wondering about the link in the workflow email - who is the form supposededly locked by when the user tries to open from the link?
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Is the email sent from the form or from the workflow?