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I think I still need help understanding. You have products and you have retailers. What is the relationship between them supposed to be? Any retailer might carry any product?
And any product could be carried by multiple retailers?
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You'll need to post your code for people to be able to help you -- what are you currently doing? What is going wrong?
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It sounds like retailers and products are related, correct? Wouldn't you want to nest your Product info repeating group inside your Retailer info group, more like:Main Retailer_Info (repeating group)Customer NameCustomer Refetc.....Product_Info (repeating group)Product NameProduct NumberQuantityetc....
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Hi -- you are selecting the node. I think your line with the error should be something along the lines of:XDocument.UI.Alert(field7.text);
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I think you'll need to add another field that has a default value like:
count(../my:group1/my:List1[. != ""])
You can set rules on it to run that unset the values that are set when fields are selected -- the condition would be that the field is equal to zero.
Here's another thread with more info on multiselects and why they ...
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For your second drop down, use the same data source. When you select the repeating group that contains the entries that you want to use in your dropdown, there is a button to the left that says "Filter". Click it.
Add a filter that says if the Manager field from your SharePoint data source is = to the field in your form that the manager ...
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Also, I see that your command is:
SubmitToSharePointList /submit=WebServiceSubmit /mapping=mapping /id=my:id
But your mapping data connection is named mapping v8, not mapping. I didn't have time to look through your entire main data source for your form, but do you have field named "id" in it? Because the field for the /id ...
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Well, currently, your form is using your code dll, not the qrules dll.
So, if you preview your form and try ANY qrules command, I'd expect it to fail. That's what happens for me -- qRules isn't working at all in this form. When I preview and try a simple command like GenerateGuid, nothing happens at all.
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Your form has code in it. Is that intentional? If you need to have qRules + custom code in your form, there is a way to do that, but I wanted to check first.
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Based on your sample data, the filter would be that the Manager from the SharePoint data source is equal to the main data source field bound to the drop down where the user selects the manager.