SharePoint List forms do not permit custom code - this includes qRules. This template appears to be a SharePoint List form and will not be injected. - InfoPath Dev
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SharePoint List forms do not permit custom code - this includes qRules. This template appears to be a SharePoint List form and will not be injected.

Last post 02-13-2014 11:02 AM by Hilary Stoupa. 3 replies.
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  • 01-27-2014 02:25 PM

    SharePoint List forms do not permit custom code - this includes qRules. This template appears to be a SharePoint List form and will not be injected.

    Well I finally bought QRules, Opened the Rules Injector (v 5.2.5065.30573) and browsed to my InfoPath 2010 form. I got the above error. Not sure what I am doing wrong. The form does have some rules but no custom code. It is also for a LIST. Can QRules not be used for LIST forms? Corrie
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  • 01-27-2014 03:11 PM In reply to

    Re: SharePoint List forms do not permit custom code - this includes qRules. This template appears to be a SharePoint List form and will not be injected.

    qRules cannot be used in SharePoint list forms - in fact, no custom code can be added to SharePoint List forms. If this means you will be unable to use qRules, please contact us through our website to help with a refund.

    Hilary Stoupa

  • 02-13-2014 10:25 AM In reply to

    Re: SharePoint List forms do not permit custom code - this includes qRules. This template appears to be a SharePoint List form and will not be injected.

    Hilary, Was there a different product I should be using? I work with bunches of Lists and Libraries and in the past when I have had questions, several times the answer was to use Qdabra tools. We are no longer experimenting with SharePoint and are using it more and more so I was able to purchase needed tools. Let me know your thoughts. Corrie
  • 02-13-2014 11:02 AM In reply to

    Re: SharePoint List forms do not permit custom code - this includes qRules. This template appears to be a SharePoint List form and will not be injected.

    As far as qRules in general - it adds a ton of functionality to InfoPath forms - but, like I said, we can't add code to SharePoint List forms. Your form would need to be created from one of the new blank templates. What are you trying to do in your SharePoint List form that you were hoping to do with qRules?

     

    Hilary Stoupa

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