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I think what you're looking for is the Multiple Selection List box. Have you tried using that control instead of a dropdown?
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In your case, it sounds like the button is calling the qRules command. In general, you want to set Properties > Postback to Always for any control that has a rule that calls a qRules command.
Hope that solves it. Let us know. Thanks!
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If the Result, Error and Success fields are showing nothing, then the command is not executing. Is this happening in the client or the browser? If in the browser, make sure to change the PostBack settings of the control to Always.
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I'm sorry, I don't fully understand. Can you rephrase and elaborate?
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If you are using SharePoint 2010, the url you use for owssvr.dll will need to include "noredirect=true" on the url -- could it be that?
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Hi Scott,
Starting with qRules v3.3, the command has the ability to specify a filename via the /name parameter. There is also an /overwrite parameter to allow you to control overwrites. Can you try out these parameters and let us know if they work for your scenario? Thanks!
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Hi Scott,
There probably is a way using SharePoint web services. I realize you are asking this in the context of qRules and the SaveToSharePoint command, but unfortunately qRules does not have a command to support folder creation in SharePoint.
If you can get the folders created using SharePoint, then it should be easy to point the ...
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What you are describing is called cascading dropdowns. I'm sure you'll find tutorials on this by seaching in Google; it's a pretty common scenario so it has been talked about in previous articles. Good luck!
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I would first check the machine being used. Is it joined to domain1 or domain2?
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Great news! Thanks for following up to let us know.