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Oh, please don't apologize -- that's what the forum is here for! It is just sometimes when there isn't a response, it means there may not be an answer... I do think you should try to leverage that bug, we see posts all the time where people accidentally send a blank email because they changed views first....
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I should clarify a bit -- you could have a promoted property called "notify" or something, and the user can click a button that sets the field to the email address to send to -- then you submit the XML to a form library w/ a workflow on it...
Of course, that assumes you are using SharePoint? If not, then I really don't have any ...
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Sure -- The answer is "not without code" and you indicated that wasn't an option....
Why not just use a SharePoint workflow?
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Darned trees -- always making the forest hard to find....
Have a great day!
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Your rule is on the DVTShipTo Field? Are you 100% sure that you have a set of unique @Factory field values? That is, if there were multiple addresses for the same factory, IP will return the first one it finds....
You are going to have to do a bit of detective work so you can determine the conditions where you get an incorrect address....
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Well, first, drag the data fields for your secondary data sources onto your form canvas, so you can see them -- you can clean it up after you know what's going on. I'd also add a text or expression box bound to the same field as your drop down control. Make very sure that you do have a match on the User Id -- that the case is the same, ...
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I'd just add a text field to the form. Then add some conditional formatting that will hide the drop down if there are no territories for the user (i.e., the user id isn't in the 2ds that provides the data for the territory drop down), and add some conditional formatting to the text box to hide it if the user does have territories. Oh, and ...
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Hi -- qRules forms can be deployed to sandbox -- have you tried publishing your browser form directly to a form library? I don't know anything about SharePoint Online, I'm afraid, but I have deployed qRules forms as sandboxed browser forms in our enviro.
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I think the browser handles permissions differently than the client... I'm going to ask Clayton Cobb if he knows a solution for this.
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Searching on this brought me to this KB on specifying host names or disabling loopback: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;896861&x=14&y=17