InfoPath Dev

Hi Philip, I'm not sure if you should save your form upon form load but would it be possible for you to add the rule from the control which saves the form along with the check-in rules? The best place where to add the rule should is along the last action before exiting the form. Hope this helps.

Hi chasquad, InfoPath's built in functionality has its limitations, and launching URLs by using controls is one of them. You can however use a dynamic link as presented in this forum thread. Hope this helps.

If you want to create a repeating table within your form this requires code or qRules (as previously stated). The log is then maintained within each form and you have to open each form to see what has occured. Alternatively you could create a separate list that has a 'log' item added to it whenever a change occurs to ...

Hi Mike, We have a blog created by Jimmy which discusses programmatically adding rows to repeating sections, or you may try using qRules' Insert command for inserting rows. Hope this helps.

Hi Raad89, I would suggest adding an action rule to the second button before submitting the form. For the action, set the value of the previous "Was part Extended" to the value of the new "Was part Extended". Your rule should look similar to this:   Hope this helps.

Hey, Tom - I'm a bit confused as to the original question here - is everything here resolved? Or is there something you need a hand with? I'm guessing this is an addendum to the support email you sent on the afternoon of the 11th?

Recently purchased a qRules license after building a template using the trial license. I made a copy of the template and reinjected the form using the official licensed form injector tool. I then published the template to our SharePoint site with InfoPath forms services, making sure to make the form full trust and enabled to be filled out in ...

I would instead set in a rule on the QdabaRules finishedLoad node - that way you know qRules has loaded completely. Thanks for trying this and the follow up.

I have a repeating section on a hidden view in my InfoPath Form. The section functions as a log of any changes made each time a form is submitted. Because the user doesn't see the form, I need a rule to be able to create a new repeating section each time the form is open for a running log. Any ideas how to do this without clicking on the ...

 Patrick, my test worked once I corrected the SharePoint path to reference the correct root node that had changed for each respective library.  I imported, reshredded, and the form appeared in the correct library and kicked off the notification workflow. Guess I just needed to go back to basics and compare existing, working XML's ...