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Hi-
Thanks for trying out qRules. You can use the SubmitToSharePointList command to map repeating data to a SharePoint list.
Hilary has a nice set of blog posts which cover the SubmitToSharePointList command. Here's a link to one of them (there are others ...
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I downloaded qRules and have been able to figure out the basics of how to use it. What I am trying to figure out though is if it possible to use qRules to update the items in a repeating table using a SharePoint list as a secondary data source? I've gone through different posts ...
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Hi Barry,
The solution might be to change the form to Full Trust (in Advanced Form Options), since you're admin deploying anyway.
Let us know if this helps.
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Thanks for the bug report! I have filed it in our database.
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Hi-
I'm sorry you've run into issues. It sounds like an issue with the sandbox.
I'm attaching a test form with code. This form has custom code, but no qRules. It will allow you to test the sandbox service.
When you get a message about code not being found, you can click Ignore. Publish the form to a temporary/test form library ...
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I am wondering if there is some C# code that will allow a button control to open a hyperlink.
Currently, I am working around this by making the button, taking a snip of it, pasting the image, and adding a hyperlink to the image of the button.
Is there a piece of code where I could open hyperlinks such as:
ex. "http://(SharePoint Server ...
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Is there a way to make a rule to conditionally require a field? I see the Cannot be blank check box validation under the text box properties but I need to have a rule where Field 1 is required if Field Two has a value. Can I do this somehow?
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I have two option buttons, defaulting to unselected. If a user were to select one in error, is there a way to clear the selection without having to select the other option button? In other words, can a user go back to having each option button unselected?
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thanks Hilary,
You always seem to come through. I believe though the article is related to IP 07. it uses thisXdocument and UI.Alert. Although I can work aroung the UI.Alert I am not sure how to make thisXdocument or Xdocument work in 2010. Any suggestions?
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Setup:
- InfoPath form published as a webform.
- 6 x call to a webservice (1 time on form load to populate a dropdown box and 5 times after button click to get data with 2 filters).
- Data comes from a SQL Server DB and it's loaded via stored procedures.
- Webservice gives back an XML structure with all the matched records.
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