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Hi Chris,
I would look at the conditions in your workflow and make sure the logic is correct (i.e. you're using AND instead of OR, etc.). Other than that quick suggestion, I think we'd have to see the actual workflow and debug it but that takes time and will require a support ticket. Let me know if you'd like to go to the Qdabra ...
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Hi Louis,
As long as you have the row already created you can definitely use a button to populate but it will require setting a value with an index and that isn't supported in the browser. So, we created a command in our qRules library of common commands called SetValue which lets you do this and even has cool filtering capabilities. ...
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SharePoint List forms are quite limited. For example, you can't add radio buttons to your form. I recommend creating a full blown InfoPath Form and using Qdabra's qRules to submit it to a list. Your life will not be so limited but being creative does take time. :)
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Hi Charles,
I recommend repairing it, or if that is impossible, try reinstalling. Obviously, we don't provide generic Tier 1 support for Visual Studio in this forum, so your best bet if those ideas don't bear fruit is to call Microsoft Support. Once you pay the obligatory fee, they are very helpful.
Cheers!
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Hi Derek,
Sorry to say but I'm 99% sure this isn't supported. You can set a text limit to fields such that when the limit is reached it automatically accepts the input but that does require a finite limit.
InfoPath uses Internet Explorer's canvas (Trident) to display data. You could add code to trap the window events at a low level ...
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Hi kmhaga03 and welcome,
It looks like your list box is displaying HTML text which will complicate things. To select a value in a list box, you just set the value of the list box to the value you want to select. In this case, you would add a set value rule to do this for the <div>Soldiers ... line. Not hard to do after the data is queried. ...
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Why do you need to call via code? Why not just use the data connection wizard and add a Receive connection to the WCF Web service and specify populate on load?
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I'm not sure I understand your scenario. You say InfoPath Data Connection - is that for a SharePoint web part? Obviously data connections to SharePoint web parts/form libraries or SQL don't support images, so you either need to save them as BASE64 text and decode them in the consuming application, or use a third party tool. SharePoint ...
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Sounds like an Excel solution. While you say it's a nightmare to manage due to the data relationships, doing it in InfoPath (which is theoretically possible) would be a nightmare to manage the layout...
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Sorry for short response, but what about if you add them to a layout table and set all padding to 0?