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Hi PPR27 and welcome!
Even though the secondary data connections are returning text data, you can still bind that data to checkbox or dropdown controls. After dragging the data into the view, just right click and choose change to checkbox, or whatever. Or, you can right click the field from the data source and select the control you ...
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Hi Marculos and thanks for posting!
To extract data from a repeating section, you will need to map it to a list. A standard ShP 2010/2013 workflow cannot extract repeating data from an InfoPath form.
There are two ways to map the repeating data to a list. You can use CAML or qRules (common code library).
You'll want to do this from the ...
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Hi Ravi,
I'm guessing that you may need to use the current() xpath function to reference the current row in the repeating table. If you are trying to set the target field based on a row in a repeating field, then you will have to use the current() function to select the correct value.
But, I could be wrong. Can you provide more ...
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I would create a new list without the ampersand and try with that.
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Hi InfoNewby and welcome!
Can't you just publish the form to your form library for testing?
Be careful, if you publish to a different library and back, you could end up with duplicated columns.
Good luck!
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Hi Florian and thank you for posting.
That error message typically occurs if you have a form that is full trust. Most forms (95%+) do not need to be full trust so you should attach the form and we can determine why it was made full trust.
Design mode is different from filler mode. Design mode will not give you the warning if the form ...
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Hello RayzerMatic and thanks for being a qRules customer!!!
If your forms are using qRules, you need to use finishedLoading in place of the Forms Load rule.
It's not a better-than debate; it's a this-works debate. Using Forms Load rules with qRules is not good.
Why? Well, that's because qRules has special ...
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Hi Karen,
Your response was blank. Is that good, bad, or what? How can we help you?
Best,
Patrick
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Hi AmberArcher77!
Welcome and thank you for posting.
You are replying to an old thread. We don't have intel about Skarn's methodology, but we would be happy to help you.
Please email support (at) qdabra (dot) com if you would like to figure this out.
Thanks,
P
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Hi TPLee and thanks for posting,
You will want to use two functions: subtring ang string-length. It's surprisingly easy. Let us know if you can't figure it out. Just email Support (at) Qdabra (dot) com.
Cheers,
P