InfoPath Dev

Hm, I don't know whether SubmitAsUser is going to work in this scenario. SubmitAsUser is meant to allow impersonating a user, so you would need the user's alias (domain\alias). If the user is anonymous, then there's no alias the command could use? Here are some links I found, though there may be other ...

Deleting the template.xsnn from the form library will definitely cause problems and not solve this issue. The form library needs a form template (XSN) in it if it's going to open the existing forms (XML). Removing the XSN will not remove the New button - it'll just give the user some odd error message if they click New. Plus ...

It sounds like a SharePoint form library (and thus the mapping from DBXL) isn't needed at all: 1. Users won't navigate to the form library to open existing forms 2. Users won't navigate to the form library to create a new form. Do correct me if I'm wrong. Instead, just store the forms in DBXL, and create either an InfoPath ...

How are the users going to open the form? Do they just type in a URL into the browser? Is this a browser form or a client form? What version of DBXL are you using? Sorry for all the questions! I need to know more information before I direct you to one of our tutorials. Thanks.

Hi- If the Error, Result and Success nodes in the QdabraRules secondary data source don't show anything at all, I would suspect the Postback settings on the control (button?) that calls the qRules command. Can you check whether the PostBack setting is set to Always? Thanks.

Since the repeating node is my:Attachments, then that's the node that needs the [] (square brackets) /my:myFields/ my:attachmentsSection/my:group19/my:Attachments[1]/my:attachment /my:myFields/ my:attachmentsSection/my:group19/my:Attachments[2]/my:attachment etc. Does that makes sense?

Hi- From this xpath: /my:myFields/ my:attachmentsSection/my:group19/my:Attachments/my:attachment Which is the repeating node?

I haven't seen this done with Option buttons, but if you could switch to a dropdown, it would be fairly easy (and codeless) to achieve.

Hi- On the server where DBXL is installed, you can go to IIS Manager and check the application pools. Check the DBXL application pool to find its identity. That's the account DBXL is running as, and that account needs Read permission to the SQL data you wish to query. If you'd like, please contact us via support at qdabra dot com. ...