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You'll either need to create your form from the database (i.e. rebuild) or buy or build a web service (we sell a great one) to get your data into a DB.
All your buttons are set to be submit buttons. As such, they all use whatever the Submit Options in your form are set to do. If you want them to each do something different, instead of being ...
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And you have tried other InfoPath web method calls? I continue to think this is not a qRules issue, but an issue with your environment -- after all, in this thread we tested using CheckOutFile in your enviro and it failed in a browser form.
Oh, and by the way, you should be at least getting Success = false, and an error if one was available. ...
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Why are you using a rule and a default to set the same field? I'd think that just the default in your new field would be adequate?
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You are looking for removeChild. Here's a post I found online that may help you.
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings, but to my knowledge there is no way to use GetListItems in InfoPath with a data connection. You can write code to call the web service. Or you can try this approach, which combines code and an IP data connection, but involves manual modifications of the template files as well. I've never walked through ...
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Can you either attach your template to a reply (under the options tab) or email it to the support email alias (found on the last page of the qRules user guide that installs with the tool) so I can take a look at it?
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Just wanted to update with additional information about what we discovered over the weekend -- calls to SharePoint web methods from an IP browser form fail in your environment. We tested with CheckOutFile -- verified the query worked correctly in client, admin approved the template and opened it and tried the query in the browser and had a ...
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Set the postback on the controls in question to "Always".
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Okee doke, it is on its way to you.
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I sure will -- I've got an email open to remind me to update the template and send it to you before I leave for the day. I've not forgotten you, I promise!