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In version 4.2 of qRules, we made a number of changes to simplify the SubmitToSharePointList command
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Well, to directly answer your first question - no, you need code to know what view the form is on.
I am puzzled by the print preview behavior you are describing - opening print preview is re-executing your form load rules? Or is it that the Read Only view doesn't have a print view? Or perhaps something else is preventing the print view from ...
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I posted earlier and didn't get any replies, so let me try and simplify my question and maybe that will help me better articulate the rest...
I'm trying to figure out how InfoPath links to the Access database, specifically, how does it know what record to update? I have a form, and I've filled it out, saved it, submitted it, ...
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I'd use a concat formula and preceding-sibling. Sample attached, save it locally, right click and select design to open in design mode.
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I'm still very new with Infopath Form. Okay here's what I have done so far.
I'm doing a tutorial I found online that integrate SharePoint with InfoPath. This is what I need to do and I have done all of those three.
First, Create a content type “Book” with the following columns
Title
Author (text)
Edition (text)
Page Count ...
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What is setting the date fields? Are there any rules setting them? Any default values?
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Oh, InfoPath makes it SOOOOOOO easy to accidentally add custom code - you could have accidentally just clicked the wrong thing.
So you know what to do if it happens again - Go to the Developer tab on the Ribbon and click the Language button. Then click the Remove Code button. Save & close and re-inject with qRules and you are back in business.
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I removed them both - have a great weekend!
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It had never occurred to me - but your form has code - I can see a compiled DLL. That means you'll need the source code for the form to figure out what it's doing or how to replicate it.