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Oh, this is really interesting - I have a client who has the same issue on their SharePoint 2010 site - but on my test SharePoint 2010 site, the filter options display the actual data available in the list, NOT the options available in the column's settings. What version of SharePoint are you using? Do you know if any updates have been ...
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Can you attach a copy of your form to the Options tab with a note about where you currently have the formatting? I can take a look and see if I can help.... Or change the first drop down for the condition to "the expression" and paste in the XPath here.
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Ahhh.. gotcha, thank you!
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I'm sorry for the delay in responding to this question. Yes, the Qdabra Electronic Signature control will work on
SharePoint Foundation – sorry for not clearly stating the same on our web site.
Please let us know if you would like assistance.
Kind regards,
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Works with the Main connection as well. And if you still want the command, just out of curiosity, Let me know. I think I still have your email.
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Hey, that is awesome news, now we both learned something new today. :)
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That did the trick my dear!
Once again you're a life saver. Hope you're having a good start to the new year.
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I should have been more clear. I'd like to see the command text from the execution history, after the concat statement has been applied. :)
Per MSDN, implicit_transactions is per connection: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187807.aspx
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7.2 is my current version. I have the group Exec Hist on my form. Tells me everything is successful. (Successful checkbox checked) No errors. I'll try the implicit transactions command. Do I need to turn it back on after? Or is it only for the one transaction that it's off?
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Blech. :) Okay - not sure what version of qRules you are running - if you check the QdabraRules data source, is there a group called ExecutionHistory? If so, can you drag that onto your form and test the command so you can see the actual command being used? I know with stored procedures and InfoPath we have (or at least at one time had to) set ...