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  • Re: Prevent empty values from saving to a SharePoint List using qrules

    Thank you Mel. The second approach is exactly what I wanted. Update: I tried the solution from Mel above and it works. But, the problem is that if there is only row in the repeating table and, if its deleted &amp; the form is saved, qRules doesn&#39;t delete the corresponding row from the SharePoint list. If there is more than 1 row, deleting a ...
    Posted to Qdabra qRules (Forum) by RajInfoDev on 03-24-2014
  • Prevent empty values from saving to a SharePoint List using qrules

    I have configured the qrules mapping for a simple InfoPath form to&nbsp;2 SharePoint lists. I have 2 repeating tables on the form mapped to 2 separate SP&nbsp;lists using qrules. It saves form data correctly for the first mandatory repeating table to the first list. The second repeating table is optional and has no values by default for its ...
    Posted to Qdabra qRules (Forum) by RajInfoDev on 03-21-2014
  • Re: InfoPath form refreshes to empty form on submit

    [quote user=&quot;Hilary Stoupa&quot;] The form is a browser form, right? There is a SharePoint setting that may help - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262263(v=office.14).aspx#session &nbsp; [/quote] &nbsp;Thanks for responding Hilary. Yes, this is a browser form.&nbsp; Which of these settings should I increase and what value ...
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by RajInfoDev on 03-03-2014
  • InfoPath form refreshes to empty form on submit

    Hi, I have an InfoPath 2010 form that submits data to a forms library. I have a button on the form, that when clicked submits the form to a forms library using rules and a data connection. Certain users see an error when they click the submit button. And once they click &quot;ok&quot; for the error, the form simply refreshes automatically and ...
    Posted to Browser Forms (Forum) by RajInfoDev on 02-28-2014
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