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Hi
It submits fine if all the rules are adhered to. Once it is submitted with a rule broken, then it doesn't submit thereafter.
Is there any simple way of debugging to check for the error, the submit method is a standard submit to library rule on a button.
Thank you
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Please try this: count(myField01[. = ''] | myField02[../myField01 = 'Yes' and . = ''])or even this:count((myField01 | myField02[../myField01 = 'Yes'])[. = ''])
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It would be nice if you had posted the attempts you have made so far, but this seems to work. can you give it a ...
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This is very difficult example to follow since I am not getting the entire picture. its too fragmented.
Can you provide the actual form used for this project?
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Some error is happening on the submit.
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Glad to hear it's just a third party solution smack down. :)
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Querying the 16,000 elements is likely not the issue since you were able to do this quickly with javascript.
The issue is in displaying them since InfoPath creates a separate window control for every item in the dropdown.
However, to search the set requires code. The Web service is quick and provides search and has the advantage that not all ...
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Correct, you can only submit to a SOAP Web service.
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Hi DC Forms!
We're adding it to our test pass for qRules v5.2 which we hope to ship in a month.
No deprecation.
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Hi RayBoone and welcome!
Two techniques that we webinar often are
CAML
qRules
Both assume your form is a full-fledged InfoPath form mapping to your SharePoint list.
Check out my webinar from July 4th: http://youtu.be/NRjRYtcR8Gw