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No chance you've accidentally hit the button to "edit code" on your button and accidentally added custom code?

No, full trust shouldn't do that. So, if you remove or deactivate all the rules that are setting your field, qRules works again?

Yes - it uses a rule only.  I am slowy building it again step by step and checking it.  No chance the fact that I use full trust could be causing this is there?

 If you right click on the button that calls qRules, and then select "Properties" you should be able to look at the Postback settings. What are these set to?

How odd -- the button that performs the calculation uses rules, right? Not custom code?

By "can no longer execute the QRules command at all" I mean that after hitting the button to execute the qrules command, qRules doesn't indicate anything has occured (ie., no changes to the success check box and no error messages).  Furthermore, the list doesn't reflect that anything has been submitted.  To answer your ...

Well, again, I'll need some help -- when you say "can no longer execute the qRules command at all" -- What do you mean? Any error in the error node? How do you know the command is not executing -- are you basing that off items not being submitted to your list? Are you submitting any of the fields you mention above to your list? Are ...

Hilary,  I really appreciate the help you are giving me.  I think I have found my problem.  I recreated the forms and solved all my problems with validation.  It appears that I had a double instead of integer that was causing the problem.  That problem is solved.  Thanks for you help above. Now, going my to why I ...

Okay, I see you emailed me your form. I see three buttons set to Submit. They submit to email connections. But it seems that your repeting section with the Enviar reclamo para Asignacion de responsable de área button is unbound - that may be causing issues with your Nombre_Mail field that is supposed to contain the email address you are submitting ...

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