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Hello MPete1310 and welcome,
If you are using AND between your conditions, it may indeed stop checking if any of the filters return false. Maybe you want to use OR instead and check for the not case.
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Yes, this is relatively easy if you have Skype or some other VOIP provider.
Just create a field that has a default value of: concat("callto://+1", field)
Then, add a static hyperlink to your form that points to that field.
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Hi Catharine,
You can do this for InfoPath forms but not list forms. InfoPath forms can be setup as content types in a site collection and you can specify to syndicate the site collection to other sites. It may require admin deploy if you have data connections in your form. We recently worked a qRules example that enables this cross site ...
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Yes, you could create an iCal format message and attach it to the email that you send. Some work, but definitely doable.
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Hi Marylin,
I recommend creating two data connections and use regular button controls (not default submit). The button controls can have a rule with an action to submit and you can choose the data connection relative to the button.
Good luck!
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Did you try: count(myField01[.=''] | myField02[.='Yes']) ?
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While the InfoPath object model did change for 2010, the code should be very similar. I will ask one of our support staff to respond with more detail.
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Hi Catharine,
I suspect it's an injection issue. I am going to ask Jimmy to follow up with you via email.
More soon,
Patrick
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I recommend providing a cascading dropdown - give the user a parent dropdown that has categories, each of which queries a smaller set of sub-categories (from your list of 8000). This is a good option if the user does not know what they are looking to select because it guides them.
If the user knows what they need to select (and how to spell ...
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Hi ZDonalds and welcome,
You can take the correlation ID and search the SharePoint logs for more detailed error information. You can also turn on verbose logging and use ULS Viewer or a tool like it to see the error in real time. That spelunking, however, will require access to the SharePoint server.
Here's another idea: why are you using ...