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Here's my problem: I have an form that submits data to an Access table. When I submit form data it pops into the table with an automatically generated Access primary ID. My users usually need to submit several records that might have very similar fields (e.g., they need to submit inspection forms for a variety of assets that ...
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Gotcha. Did it. It works like it should. Now I'm REALLY confused. But I've put the fork away.
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No, I'm saying from your main data source, drag the repeating group that makes up your table on your current view onto a new view. Add conditional formatting (Status = Saved or whatever) to this test table. Open your form in the browser in your normal way, in the normal view, and do the stuff that populates that table in your main data source. ...
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Are you saying just to copy the tables from the main view to the new view? I would need the static fields and the repeating table to call the data. Wouldn't everything just be the same?
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Well. I can't preview it because it is bound to a web service, so there goes that great idea.
qRules should have installed a sample form when you installed the full version. From the Start menu, under Qdabra / Tools / qRules, select Sample qRules Form. The first command will be the ChangeSubmitUrl command, click on it to change to that ...
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Okay, so we are narrowing things down. Add a new view to your form, toss your table on there, and add conditional formatting to this new table in this new view. Still just trying to narrow things down here....
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Well, that works just fine. I don't know where to go with this now. It's strange that my problem form works great in the client, but not in the browser.
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This article on Office Online specifically states that we can use conditional formatting in browser forms. Instead of plucking out your eyeballs with an olive fork, why don't you follow through the brief tutorial in that link, and publish the resulting form, see if you have different results?
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one of my fields (a text box with whole number datatype), is part of a repeating table group. I need to use it in a formula that adds several fields. But I can only select the entire group from the datasource, when I try to make the formula. How do I select the specific field only
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The postback settings for the job drop down are set to "Always". This control has 7 rules applied to it. One of which is copy table (which works). One of the fields that Copy Table returns is "Status". It is returning this field as is expected.
I have 4 seperate repeating tables bound ...