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So - you removed the bad rule, but it sounds like maybe a cached version of the template with the bad rule is trying to open. Remove the form from the cache - in IP 2010 and 2013, open InfoPath filler and go to the File / New backstage. Find the form. Right click and select Get update - if that doesn't fix it, remove it and try opening again ...
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I've seen this happen before, but the server it occurred on had a number of other unrelated issues. I never was able to figure out the root cause. A work around is to take the Qdabra Rules DLL from the form files (or the Program Files location the injector is installed to) and manually copy it in to the folder where it is missing (for example ...
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Thank you so much for sharing this info with the community!
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Hi there, sorry for the delay in response.
In order to submit to your LIST2 from your InfoPath form, you will need to use CAML. Here is a link to a tutorial that explains how to use CAML: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-SharePoint-List-Items-with-InfoPath.aspx
In order to generate the list of ...
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Put a "hide this control" formatting rule on your History repeating group with the following condition: PPEidHistory not equal to PPEid
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Have you set both buttons to always postback? Right click the button, go to Button Properties, then select the Browser forms tab and then select "Always".
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Unfortunately no - if you manage multiple list items, any fields you add will automatically be added to the repeating section.
If you'd like you can try our qRules plugin, which will allow you to submit to a list from a generic InfoPath form. Then you can have your repeating section and your stand-alone non-repeating dropdown. ...
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You want to nest the functions inside each other. Just decide which function should run first. I'd run the translate one first then the normalize space one, something like this:
normalize-space(translate(Title, "!@#$%^&*()-=+:;1234567890~`[]{}/\|<>", ""))
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Unfortunately you can't change the display of a people picker. However you can include a calculated value field that will display the name in the correct order. Just use something like the following formula as the default value for the calculated value:
concat(substring-after(substring-after(DisplayName," ")," ...
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A few questions: how does the user select courses? Is there a check box of some sort in each row of the repeating table and the user checks the boxes for the rows he/she wants to select?
Why not simply include the following rule on your repeating group:
my:CatalogNumber = ...