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Re: Need to create Repeating Tables based on value

ErnestoM — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:29:09 GMT

Hi,

You can have a form with code and make it browser compatible. However, you cannot inject qRules into a form that already has code (and viceversa).

If you have any questions concerning qRules itself, please let us know in our qRules support forum so that we may assist you.

Thanks!

Re: Need to create Repeating Tables based on value

sbernard — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:11:22 GMT

I uninstalled and reinstalled qrules and I can bring up the mapping form. I have not had time to use it yet. Regarding forms that are only 'Broswer' forms, can you use code behind them? This is why I am intrested in your product.

Re: Need to create Repeating Tables based on value

sbernard — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 20:45:44 GMT

Your product looks great but I am unable to use it, I can only 'inject' a template. Does it even provide my crazy request. I never get to the point where I can not enter rules.

Re: Need to create Repeating Tables based on value

Ted Fitch — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 20:14:34 GMT

Hi Scott,

I see you downloaded our qRules product. Were you not able to figure out how to use thetable handling commands in qRules to accomplish this?

qRules is code even though you don't need to know how to use code to access the qRules code (you use the rules in InfoPath to call the code). Is the issue with your browser forms and code that you are not allowed to deploy admin approved templates in SharePoint? If that is the case then qRules won't work for you since qRules browser forms need to be admin deployed in MOSS 2007.

Now in MOSS 2010 the admin deployment is no longer required as each form has its own sandbox in SharePoint.

Ted

Need to create Repeating Tables based on value

sbernard — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:26:50 GMT

My project needs to be able to create a series of tables based on the rows of the first one. Then a third set of tables based on a value of that table.

For example the first repeating table now has (four) rows of data. I need to create (four) new tables with three rows and three columns. Each row needs a boolean field and would create a third table based on the value of the boolean field (yes/no). One of the requirements is that it must be a browser based form (no code) so I have downloaded qDabra but I am not having any luck. Does anyone have any suggestions that do not include flying kites?

Scott