Qdabra qRules

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Hilary Stoupa — Fri, 06 Feb 2015 17:03:36 GMT

Sorry I missed this - Jim has answered your question where it was posted separately - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/29519/101040.aspx#101040

Just wanted to update with the link in case anyone else needs to find it.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

DaKanga — Tue, 03 Feb 2015 21:38:01 GMT

Hi Hilary,

Thanks for the suggestion. Worked great.

One thing I noticed is when running the command(GetUserProfilebyName) via the InfoPath client(hosted on 365), i'm able to retrieve department, username etc. When published and run as a web form on 365, I can only get the DIsplay name. Is this a limitation? If so is there any workaround to getting the users department on 365.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Hilary Stoupa — Tue, 03 Feb 2015 15:07:10 GMT

For any controls on the form that either execute qRules commands (buttons) or are bound to fields that execute qRules commands (text box, drop down, etc.) right click the control and under the control properties, select the browser tab. Set postback to always.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

DaKanga — Tue, 03 Feb 2015 11:50:58 GMT

Hi All,

I have just downloaded a trial and attempted to upload a basic InfoPath form(as per the quick start guide) to Office 365 SharePoint site and no commands are working. I also not getting any errors on screen or in the errors fields

I have noticed when I try to close the form, it comes up with the pop-up, I see the pop-up "sending data to server", and then it look like the command works in the background. I then click cancel on the close dialog and can see the correct results.

Any ideas why its not working or how I can troubleshoot?

Michael

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

ErnestoM — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 19:42:55 GMT

Office 365 updates have, in the past, caused sandboxed solutions to stop working, but Microsoft eventually addressed those issues. This thread is pretty old, so hopefully all those issues have already been ironed out.

I just published an InfoPath 2013 form, injected with qRules v5.2, to our own Office 365 site, and it published without issues and I executed a command in the browser.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

JMdream — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 18:38:38 GMT

Hi Hilary, as far as I know, 'sandboxed' solutions are being deprecated in SP Online/SP2013. As are the ASMX web services and the owssvr.dll. The soap webservices and the dll will stil be around for backwords compatibility, but for how long, not sure. This might have something to do with the problem of publishing to a sandbox, the user was experiencing.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Hilary Stoupa — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 15:37:07 GMT

Hi - if you are using the 4.0 trial, and if you are using browser forms, you may indeed run into some limitations for commands that rely on SharePoint web services. I believe you can't admin approve forms in Office 365, and have to use Sandbox only - is that correct? If so, any commands that require full trust won't be available to you.

So, if you are using Filler, your SubmitToSharePointList command should be fine. You'll need to sign into your site and click "remember me" to use the mapping form.

We are releasing 4.1 in the next week or so - it is going to have better O365 support for browser forms.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

jerryO — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 13:03:29 GMT

Hilary,

Can you confirm that there are currently no limitations to using the qRules with O365? I am currently evaluating the trial and do not want to find any suprises if I purchase. I am using IP 2010 with O365 and need to submit repeating tables to SharePoint.

Thanks

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Hilary Stoupa — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 19:31:34 GMT

Hi - if your qRules trial has expired, the commands in the form won't run. I believe we have another trial out for download with a later expiration date if you want to download, install and re-inject.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Oskar Chomicki — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 19:07:56 GMT

I have not been able to devote as much time as I would like to this issue, but after following your suggestions, I am able to publish the form to SharePoint Online and open the form in a browser. The problem now is that pushing the submit button does not have any effect. I have checked and no data is being submitted to my SharePoint list.

Just to answer previous questions:

I used the following settings while injecting the forms. I chose "InfoPath 2010" and "Browser Compatibility."
The form security level is set to the default (domain).
The form compatability is set to a "Web Browser Form."

My qRules trial has just expired. Could that have anything to do with it? I am still able to inject the forms and to use the mapping tool.

Thank you for your help so far.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

ErnestoM — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 17:37:18 GMT

Hi Oskar,

Any updates on this issue? Any luck with the advice above?

Thanks.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Jim Cantwell — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 16:34:11 GMT

Please verify you are selecting SharePoint 2010 Browser when injecting qRules and that you are not publishing as an administrator approved form.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

ErnestoM — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:28:03 GMT

Hi Oskar,

Can you try the following? Create a new blank form, and inject qRules. Then follow the instructions in the User Guide to publish the form to SharePoint.

The error you cite seems strange, and I'd like to see if we can repro with a vanilla qRules form.

Thanks.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

Oskar Chomicki — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:22:41 GMT

Thank you for checking in. I am still unable to publish the form without errors as a template in a SharePoint library. Here is the scenario:

I have a qRules-injected browser-enabled form. Following the tutorial found on the qDabra web site, I attached a rule to a submit button that set the Command field's value to "SubmitToSharePointList /submit=ShPSubmit /mapping=mapping /id=my:id." When I run Design Checker, I get the following error: "Using custom code to save forms is not supported."

Like the early respondent suggested, I allocated plenty of resources for the site collection (10000 out of 12500 MB available) and 5000 out of 5300 resources available. I am using qRules 3.2.

I realize that this would have a simple solution in a hosting environment where I engaged the ability to give administrative approval to a form template, but SharePoint Online does not give me that. I'm not exactly sure what else I can try. In short, it is possible somehow to deploy a qRules-injected form with the "Submit to SharePoint List" functionality to a hosting environment like SharePoint Online without packaging the code through Visual Studio? I appreciate everyone's help so far.

Re: Deploying qRules-injected form to Sharepoint Online

ErnestoM — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 09:50:26 GMT

Just to follow up: was there any additional help we can provide for you?