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You should be able to set a rule. Radio buttons are generally several buttons bound to the same field. Check the properties of each so you know what the value of the field will be when one is selected. Or temporarily put a text box or expression box bound to the same field as your radio buttons on your form so you can see what the value is. Then, ...
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Is your field repeating?
Can you post or send me a sample of your template so I can better understand what you are trying to do?
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Great. Where is the button located? Inside the repeating section that has your assumedly repeating qRulesLink? If it isn't in the repeating section, I'd assume it would only get the first ID....
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I'm trying to find out what you set the rule ON -- is it on a button? A field? When does your rule fire?
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The problem with ID is that it is the SharePoint List ID. That won't be in your main data source. You don't happen to be using SharePoint 2010, do you? It has a checkbox where you can select to just get the library data for your current form....
You may have to filter on several of your form's promoted properties to get the correct ...
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What did you set your rule on? I'd try setting it on the qRulesLink field itself, if that isn't what you tried. I'd anticipate if the qRulesLink field repeats, you'd get the id for every attachment....
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Okay. So the fields on your form that are displaying these values are always showing the first row. The reason is most likely because your secondary data source contains all the rows from your form library.
Drag the data fields (all of them) from the secondary data source onto your form and preview the form. Do you see a lot of rows? Or just ...
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This would be one of the rare occasions when I'd say to use CAML and a Submit connection to the UpdateListItems method of the SharePoint Lists service. Normally, I'd say "use qRules!" because it is much easier if the scenario is complex, but you want to save a single value.
Here's a nice blog post on this site with some ...
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Hey there -- the form submits to the library, right? Does the "copy" have a different name than the "original"? You can set your submit up to overwrite, but have to make sure your fields used for name won't change on subsequent submits....
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Hi, Chris:
What logic would you base your selection off of? Would the user click a button next to that row? If you had a "copy" button in your repeating table, you could just have the user click it to set values in your main data source, no qRules required for that. I'm attaching a simple sample form. To use the sample, right click ...