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My sample doesn't do that... what is different in your rule? Is the rule set on the field inside the repeating section, like my sample?
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Wait, I got ahead of myself. Once I add another section, it won't copy the table, because the condition is already met in the first section. Doh!
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Perfect, glad you've got everything working!
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Hello Hootan,
Could you send a simple form that reproduces this behavior to our support e-mail alias "support at qdabra dot com"?
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I used that condition and rule before the copytable command, and set it to "don't run the remaining rules if condition is met. Works like a charm. Thanks!
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got it, I put the rules on the dropdownbox field instead of the text field. thanks!
here is the site for a reference: http://wssdevelopment.blogspot.com/2007/11/querying-web-service-with-infopath-2007.html
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As I mentioned, the problem can't be with the rule. When I associate the rule to fire when a button is clicked, the rule runs fine. I have the error node on the page. The issue is that the InfoPath form crashes, meaning that it will force me to either close the form or to debug it. If you create the simple form which I have described, ...
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i found a good post on this subject and followed the directions but I'm not returning any data, does this look right?
I create a new action to set a field’s value. For the field, I click on the Browse Icon and select my web service from the data source drop down. You should see query fields and data fields as nodes in the tree. Open ...
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I've attached a sample -- it isn't a qRules form, but has some rules on field 1 -- if you select something that already exists in the repeating table's field 2, you'll see an error message. Hopefully this will help explain a bit better.
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Hey Jimmy,
I managed to solve my issue! Hilary the Queen Infopathic has the solution again! :)
I used the following formula: eval(eval(Attendees_List, 'concat(@Attendees, ";"," ")'), "..")
Works like a charm! Many thanks! :-)