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Hi,
I don't believe that the qRules command (SaveToSharePoint) will allow setting other columns in the document library. However, the command does include a parameter that allows you to set the name of the uploaded document (so you don't have the string of numbers before the document name), so at least that solves one issue. Can you give ...
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Hi,
Certain math, string and financial functions that are available in Excel are unfortunately not available in InfoPath. We resort to qRules when calculating date differences such as the one in your example above. Of course, custom code could also be used.
Good luck!
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No, I don't think that a content type will address this. The limitation is in the InfoPath connection wizard. You have to provide a full URL. Notice how there's no option to use a formula, or a field from the form, etc. It's an absolute path URL.
Sorry, I can't think of a workaround or solution.
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Database forms are bound (locked) to the database, which is why you've been having issues adding a field. If you look at the form's schema, you'll probably see a little lock next to each node and group.
So, basically, if you want flexible InfoPath forms, with an unlocked and modifiable schema, you should not use a database-bound ...
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Hi,
You would just have multiple dropdowns, all bound to the same node. You can then hide/show these different dropdowns as desired, using conditional formatting.
So you could:
1. Show dropdown1.
2. User makes a selection
3. Based on the selection in dropdown1, you show dropdown3A, which is the dropdown that shows the data set filtered based ...
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Hi-
I guess the exact step by step procedure depends on your version of InfoPath, but a quick Google search will reveal many tutorials, some from Microsoft and some from third parties. You're looking for "conditional formatting" within InfoPath. Here's an example of one such tutorial I found: ...
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Hi-
Usually repeating tables have a small, clickable link under them which allows users to add rows to the table.
Adding rows via a rule or a button click would require code or qRules.
Good luck!
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When this happens to me, I add another node to my schema.
So for example: under the repeating node, I would have a field for the ID, and a field for the DisplayName. Obviously the dropdown stores the ID and displays the displayName, but storing these separately means that I can use them later in other places in my form.
Add a rule to the ...
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Hi Jegan,
This is not supported in out of the box InfoPath, and that's precisely why people turn to code or qRules to achieve this.
You could add a column to the list, and then this column becomes your text box in the SharePoint list form. Of course, the list form can be customized as desired and the SharePoint view can be modified as ...
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My understanding is that when the submit-type data connection is created, the submit URL is hardcoded, and the only way to modify it would be by running the data connection wizard again to modify the data connection. I assume something could be done via code (or qRules) but that would not be an option in out-of-the-box-InfoPath.