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Thanks Jim
mailing it now.
I hope it provides you with what you need.
Thanks again
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Thanks for the reply Patrick. Bummer......no way in SharePoint. I would have used SQL or MS Access, but I am restricted from using those solutions since I am not in the "IT" dept which is why I'm going for an InfoPath/WSS solution.
I'll develop a little more of my solution before I ask for support, but that is a good ...
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The error about the App pool can be ignored, as IIS 5.1 does not support application pools.
Under \inetpub\wwwroot\QdabraWebService\install\, you should find a file named Qdabra.DBXL.Install.InstallState.
Please email this file to Support@qdabra.com
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OK
This is also preventing un-install to try again with the install, really want to get further with this product, anyone got any good ideas?
Heres Hoping
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Hi Adam,
Yes, you are right ! It works.
Thank You.
I don't know why but I though that default values only get "initialized" at formload() and that's it. So I learned 2 things in one shot :)
Have a good day !
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Hi
The rule you state above, is that part of a filter?
your filter should be to filter where txtemployeename = txtcurrentuser, i do not quite understand your use of the rule to set a field's value unless your filter is defined as the field you are setting the rule on, but then is that field inside our outside the table?
Sorry to ask so ...
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Hi
As the data in an InfoPath form is written in .XML and the InfoPath form itself is in .XML I presume that the digital signature will become invalid as the form has changed much as if you had added a field. I think this is how it would work in practice. The way I would fix this would be to have this form connected to a ...
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Hi
Welcome to the forum
Rules only fire once their condition is satisfied, and not any more, which is useful in some circumstances but not for your particular use. You are better setting the default value of your count field to Count() and leave the "Update this value when the result of the formula is ...
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Thanks for your comments. Good luck!
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Yes, the colors are stored in the .xsl files that represent your views. Making a backup is critical before making manual changes to your form template. Or, as Adam said, use a completely separate form to make your changes and then copy them over to your template (but still make the backup first!).