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And there aren't any rules on the time field? I'll see if I can reproduce this....
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I did a webinar on this not too long ago!
You'll need to use a link rather than a button, I'm afraid.
Here's a link to the webinar if you are interested.
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That is terribly slow - I'd wonder if something else was going on in the browser. I'd start by disabling the rules one at a time on the button so that there is only one rule and see what happens in the browser - then add the next rule and so on. I've found event bubbling occurring sometimes in forms in the browser (a change on an ...
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Mind sharing your form? It is a little hard to help without knowing more about the data structure.
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Maybe have your form execute a SQL query via a data connection that will only bring back a limited amount of data? Is all of qRules slow the first time the form is used on a given day? Or just ExecuteSQLQuery?
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Yup it can work that way - hunch was right
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There seems to be an initial delay when using the ExecuteSQLQuery command for the first time of the day in qRules. Is there any way to run a "warmup" script?
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I have no idea how to reproduce your problem Can you attach a template demonstrating it with yr post?
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Thank you, Gennady. I changed my fields from Currency formatting to Number formatting, but the form still opens with the NaN error in the Percentage field. Do you know what else might cause the Nan error?
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Is the fundingID column in SQL defined as an autoincrement identity key? If so, then it should not be mapped in DBXL.Since your mapping includes the fundingID, then DBXL needs that value to not be blank.