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SharePoint list forms do not support repeating tables or sections. You can use a full InfoPath form to read and write to a list. Check out my training video from July 4 of last year: http://www.qdabra.com/en/training/trainingvideo.aspx
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Thanks for your post.
qRules has an encode command and that may be what you want. I'm going to ask Jimmy to respond with more details.
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I replied to that post.
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Random idea, but try changing the href from an attribute to a regular field. You may have to put it under a group node first (the thing that looks like a folder in the data source).
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Please check the SharePoint error log and search for the correlation id to see what the actual error is.
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Hi James,
The extreme value approach is a good workaround. Add a rule to your form on load to replace that value with a blank one and then on submit, if it's still blank set it to the extreme value. That way the user won't see it.
In InfoPath 2007, you should be able to access the "Form Load" rules under one of the ...
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Hi Jerry,
Thank you for your post.
Since you have a solid reproduction scenario, the first and easiest thing to try would be to re-inject qRules v5.2 into the form and test it.
It's possible this was a bugfix between v5.1 and v5.2.
We will also try to reproduce this and test it, but it might be fastest if you did so and let us ...
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I'm sorry for missing this post and for the terribly long delay in responding.
The qRules RenderForm command will do this but requires Full Trust.
Qdabra also has a new web service launching soon which will allow you to send a form as MHT or PDF.
Thanks!
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I believe this was a duplicate of the issue found here: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/27091.aspx
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Resolution for this issue was to not use browser toolbar to Save and use rules instead to make sure that the correct fields are populated via rules in the form (not default values).