InfoPath Dev

I'm using the contact selector for the first time. I have the template part installed on my form and working properly. When my users submit the form to a form library, I want to use a Sharepoint workflow to grab the names in the contact selector and email them. Since it's a repeating field, how would I get the individual names to email ...

Yep,  you're right. Sorry. I thought if I did that it would hide the table not the row. Thanks!

Thanks. I have a license for qRules, I just can't figure out how to do this. Nor could I find an example. Do you have a link with an example for this?  Much appreiciated!  Matt

I'd like to put a repeating table in my form (actually 3 tables) and filter them. The data is in a SharePoint list. I'd like one table to display 'Open' items. One for 'In progress' and the other for 'Closed'. Will qRules allow me to do this? I know InfoPath by itself won't.  Thanks!

I'm using a form to submit data to a SharePoint List. That works just fine. Then I'm using a workflow on that list to send out an email notifying various people that a new item has been created. In that email I want to put a link to the list item in SharePoint but the URLs I get from the various workflow actions in SharePoint Designer ...

Odd question I think but I'm hoping people can give me ideas.  I've created a form and I'm using qRules 2.0 to submit my data to a Sharepoint list. That all works just fine. However, it occurred to me that I'd like to create a link in Sharepoint to launch the form like I do for 'normal' forms that I publish to form ...

Thanks for the replies everyone. I don't mind if there's code in the form(s), I just don't want to be the one who has to write it. I'll check it out. Thanks!

I'd like to make a table that pulls data from a sharepoint list. Each row of the table would be a different record from the list.  I'd then like the user to be able to, for example, act on each row. Let's say there's a radio button in each row of my table with two options - approve and reject. Then the user can scan through ...