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I'm not sure how now() would be a number? now() is going to be date and time, with hyphens, colons and a "T" in the middle.... Don't you want a datetime data type?
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In this form, on the qRulesLink field, you no longer have the rule to set the URL field of the GetItem data connection with the value from the field.
For this to work, you need a rule with three actions. This rule needs to be set on the qRulesLink field. The actions need to be in the order I'm putting them in below:
Set URL from the ...
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It should show the first 16 characters for the current date and time, so a string like "2010-12-14T14:45". Why not try it in an expression box on your form and see?
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The rule should work on the qRulesLink field. Please attach your template where you've tried this so I can take a look.
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Yup, looks like the previous link fell victim to some tidying. I'll update the original post, and here's the new link.
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Hi:
Okay, I see the rule on your link to set the URL of the GetItem data source and to run the query -- where are your rules to set the id field? I'd expect to see that as a rule right after you run the query. Instead, it seems that you are using a default value in your id field. Try removing the default value in your ID field, and instead, ...
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Hi:
I've attached a sample with the approach I'd take -- much like Ernesto's except I used expression boxes in the second section, so the email is a bit less cluttered (it would just contain a list of titles that are to be ordered, no checkboxes).
To try the sample, right click the link in the heading of the post and save the XSN ...
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Hi:
I still had a copy of your template on my machine. Try:
count(preceding-sibling::ns1:Clients) = 0
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Hey, Chris -- what did I miss in your previous post? There are a lot of questions in this thread, but some of them it seems you have resolved on your own prior to someone being able to respond. Can you let me know what your outstanding questions are and I can try to address them? Thanks!
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Nope, I don't know of a codeless way to write to an XML file from an InfoPath form. Your title said XML file or SharePoint List, so I thought this woule be an acceptable solution?