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Hi Chintan,
Here are the answers to two of your questions:
#1. Yes, you would just have two different set of rules, one for each list.
#3. Yes, please download the trial from Qdabra.com and try it out. The free trial runs until march 15 which should give you time to decide if you wish to purchase.
Good luck!
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Qdabra qRules allows you to do this without having to write your own code. We have some tutorials here and here. They may not specifically address your scenario, but they will certainly help to illustrate how to use qRules. Good luck!
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Hi,
Yes, this has been addressed. You can visit Qdabra.com to download a free trial for the latest, qRules v2.4.
Thanks!
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Hi Carolyn,
I believe the team has responded over email to this inquiry. We will post the solution here later so that others may benefit.
Thanks.
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Hi, this is a common question; what you're describing is called "cascading dropdowns". Please perform a forum or Google search for more info. I'm betting you'll find lots of how-to's and articles. If you can't find what you need, let us know. Good luck!
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You're right; InfoPath does not have built in support for writing to a list. However, inject your form with qRules and you can accomplish this! for more, please read this. Good luck!
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Hi Maureen,
I agree that you don't want to display the Success/Error/Result fields to the end user. But we can use those fields for our benefit. Please try this.
After the rule that executes your qRules command, add another rule. For this rule, add the condition Success = FALSE.
Add an action to display a dialog box message and type in your ...
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Hi Maureen,
qRules should allow you to do this quite easily.
In your rules, there is probably a sequence of actions, one of which is the action that sets the value of the Command node in the qRules 2DS.
When the command node is set to a Command, that command is executed. You probably know that by now.
The thing is: there are three additional ...
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We have a more recent document which covers copying from a SQL table using qRules. I wonder if it would work in your scenario. Want to take a look at the document and see if it meets your needs?
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry58854.aspx
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You can use filtering to pull down one specific item. We document this for our AD web service here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/other_topics/entry56832.aspx
Hope it helps!