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Hi Stuart,
qRules v2.3 is now up on Qdabra.com. Let me know if you have any questions while trying it out.
Thanks.
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Hi Marcel,
So, to be clear, the question concerns Save / Save As, and not submitting via a data connection, is that correct?
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Are you using layout tables? These might help you to control widths and heights such that you form prints as desired.
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Hello,
When you create the data connection to submit to SharePoint you will be asked to provide the name for the form. In that screen, you can select a field from your form. Step by step at this link.
Good luck!
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Hello,
You might have to add some fields to the form to debug this. Are there any intermediate values you can check to troubleshoot? There must be something in between selecting from the dropdown and the job field getting set. If you can post a screenshot or a description of the rules involved we might be able to give you some ideas to sniff out ...
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Hello,
Let's make sure the process is clear:
1. User submits the form.
2. Workflow adds the Request Number.
3. User reopens the form - when the user reopens, is the Request Number visible in the form? Is the Request Number stored in the xml? (you can download the xml and open it in a text editor to verify)
4. User submits the form and the ...
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Can you temporarily display the Error, Result and and Success fields in the form? When you execute the command, if there is an issue, this will tell us what it was.
I'm attaching the latest version of the qRules user guide and Quick Start document to this post as a zip, which were just finished today and will be attached to the downloadable ...
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I'm glad it worked for you!
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Cascading dropdowns in a browser form has been troublesome. The first site you link provides one solution, and the author of the article is the best person to troubleshoot the code.
The article from our blog is a bit old (2007) and since then we released qRules, which may allow you to accomplish what you want to do. Please read this. Since ...
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My guess would be that the xml that is being sent via email has no information about the existence of a record in the database. Because of that, Person B submits and tries to generate a new record, with the same primary key, which generates the error.
Are you submitting to SQL first or to email?