InfoPath Dev

  Hi, I’ve got a form that has been requested by our CEO, and it abruptly has stopped working.  I went as far as to recreate the form, testing the data connections and publishing at each step to ensure the form works properly.  However, when I got to the point to save to the form library, the form on the browser said that ...

 Sorry for the delay, I've been gone for a week.  I just tried to update an entry that I know is in DBXL and the SQL table and has a DocID in the table.  I tried to update using the existing DBXL submit SubmitDocumentAsUser web service which is published as a UDCX file.  No error entries in the Qdabra event log on any ...

 I found entries yesterday referring to an element in my main data source that at one time I'd changed from Entry_Deleted to Emp_Status, and I also changed it in my SQL table to the same.  InfoPath had issues with some rules, which I thought I caught all of them, so I changed the name back. I've checked SQL table mappings ...

 I have designed a form that reads data from a SQL table, then, if the table contains a DocID, I use SwapDOMwithDocument qRules command.  I'm not saving the data back to a form library, I just want to store the data in DBXL, then I have the data mapped to the same SQL table.  My intent is to allow DBXL to take care of any ...

 I've got it Hilary.  Again, trying to overthink it.  Thanks.

 Knew it was something like either current() or preceding-sibling.  Here's the XPath expression in the rule:  xdXDocument:GetDOM("INTEGRIS Facilities")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Title[../d:Column2 = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:MarketingBrief/my:Department/my:BusinessName] Thanks Hilary.

 Look, I've been on this forum for a number of years, and yes I've paid for support in the past.  I really don't need a lecture, just hoping somebody else has dealt with this issue.  I know the Qdabra staff quite well, and don't want to waste their time. I know how to search the web, sometimes time dependency on ...

Not narky at all, this forum is typically monitored by Qdabra developers and business analysts.  They are the experts in this field, and I've come to depend on quick useful answers without needing to pay for support, particularly for questions that might've been addressed multiple times. That being said, the structure I spoke of is ...

 Posted this on Monday, still no answer?

 Pretty sure this has been answered before, but for the life of me I can't find it.  I have a droplist of facility names pulled from a SharePoint list.  In the data connection that's returned, the display name for the control is the facility name, corresponding to column2 in the SP list.  The actual value is the ...