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Hi:
There is an option in the qRules injector to select Browser or Client -- was Browser selected? Is your form saved as browser compatible?
As to "the data no longer submits to the form library" -- I think what you are saying is that your form has a Submit connection that submits to a SharePoint library, and that connection is no ...
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I'm a little confused when you say "it should populate some sort of div" -- what control are you referring to?
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Oh, that's awesome! Glad you got it figured out!
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So following Skarn's syntax, your first rule would set the PlanName field (I'm assuming there are no spaces in your field names, since they are not allowed? I'm also going to assume your fields are using the "my" namespace. You may want to right click on one, and select "Copy XPath" so you can paste the XPath in a ...
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You'll need to manually enter the XPaths, I'm afraid. What's the name of your repeating group and field?
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Skarn's reply was for using rules. Add the rule to the repeating group itself.
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My sample doesn't do that... what is different in your rule? Is the rule set on the field inside the repeating section, like my sample?
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Perfect, glad you've got everything working!
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I've attached a sample -- it isn't a qRules form, but has some rules on field 1 -- if you select something that already exists in the repeating table's field 2, you'll see an error message. Hopefully this will help explain a bit better.
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Unfortunately, if your form has .NET code in it, and your users are opening it with the InfoPath client, and they don't have .NET programability support installed, it is a per machine fix. Do you have InfoPath Forms Services set up? What about publishing this as a browser form? Then they don't have to modify their machines.
Otherwise, ...