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Hi Donna,
We're looking at adding nested mapping to the next version of qRules. I think it could be a big benefit but it might be too hard to do in the next month. More on that in a month. In the meantime, Hilary's suggestion to define multiple mappings should provide a workaround. If not, please send email to Support and somebody will ...
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Hi again,
In general, you shouldn't need code nor ShP Designer. Let me know if you want a free phone call to discuss. We're here to help you.
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Thanks Chris for this post,
I'm happy to grant you free perpetual upgrades to qRules for your contribution to this forum.
May you enjoy the new features in 3.1 coming in March,
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Hi Exemplaris,
Qwerty is right - you don't need qRules. Just wrap your controls in a section that has a formatting rule that hides the section if the one value is not selected. You can add default data to the form so that the section always has fields in it. Of course, you can't require that they be entered since that would cause a ...
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Ah, so you're talking about parameterizing your query! That's a little different. Forget about the data connections wizard - just put anything in there that returns 2 or more rows for now. Then, in your form, add a Query button and add a rule to that to set the query data connection's parameter before querying the data connection. When ...
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Hi Maureen57 and welcome,
Thanks for the nice image. This is an easy problem. You need to use the current() command in your xpath to get the current row. Search this site for "xpath current". I believe Greg has several post but there are probably 100 threads on it. It's probably the most popular question people have.
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Why not just add that node to the XTP and then reference it? After all, the XTP adds the nodes to the parent form anyway. And the parent form can be easily changed to set that field after the XTP is injected.
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Hi Lisa,
I'm wondering if you can't use one content type for all of these. That would simplify it. I'm guessing you can't because each form template is different, but keep in mind that you really do want to find a way to consolidate them into one content type to reduce maintenance down-the-road.
SharePoint SDK comes with admin ...
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Here's a more complete list of qRules documentation: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/default.aspx
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If you were using InfoPath 2007 or 2010, I'd recommend just using qRules which has the Insert function built into it. You don't need to write code. Just inject qRules and use rules to set a command in a secondary data source. When qRules sees that command field change it executes the insert. Here's a blog post that uses Insert to ...