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Hi SarahTomas,
I think you might, but there's another option: you can give people an install.js command that registers the form. That's equivalent to running the MSI. Might be slightly more of a pain, but you can probably specify a server distribution to force this down automatically. At any rate, running the install.js is simple. ...
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Qdabra Detailing Form can be used to assess another InfoPath form's best practices. Of the 31 best practice metrics that we include, 11 are automatically calculated. This is a beta version.
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This file can be used to UN-install an InfoPath XSN locally on a computer. The specific example UN-installs the Qdabra Detailing form, but you can edit the top of the js file to replace that with any XSN. The XSN will be un-installed from the computer's registry.
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This file can be used to install an InfoPath XSN locally on a computer. The specific example installs the Qdabra Detailing form, but you can edit the top of the js file to replace that with any XSN. The XSN will be installed as a URN-based form which will execute full trust. Useful for running commands on a laptop that require higher security ...
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Hi Bheema,
qRules v4.2 includes a command to save an InfoPath form as XML to a local file system. Since we have spent time compiling all of these useful functions in the qRules library, and since we use qRules sales to pay for maintaining this forum, I humbly ask you to try the trial version (new v4.3 trial coming out next week or so). That ...
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Hi Nibblas86 and welcome,
Nice job spelunking the source and modifying the CSS! If you're using the browser forms - in other words, displaying on a web page, there is a lack of support for special mods. The InfoPath filler will support them, however. Some stuff will work, but not everything. Sorry for the dead end.
P
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Hi ProDad,
How about just buying a copy of the InfoPath filler and installing it (and Windows) on a laptop?
Probably <$150 for it and you'll get full InfoPath functionality.
Just a thought,
P
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Do you have the following line at the beginning?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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Are the forms published to SharePoint or are people opening them from a network share. Is the Access DB on a server in the same domain?
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Hi Dawg62 and welcome,
I would try something like this: concat(floor(count(*[not(*)][. != ""]) / count(*[not(*)]) * 100), "% of this section has been completed.")
Good luck!