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Awesome, thanks for letting me know you got it taken care of - For anyone who runs across this post in the future, be sure to remove any rules that use fields in the QdabraRules data source before removing the data source and the XML resource file.
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The directions you are quoting here I think are for a form built off a database, which yours is not.
The reason the only last name available in the dropdown is the user previously selected is that you are using a specific data connection for that drop down, and then are requerying that data connection for just the ...
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You bet - so, under the Publish options in the backstage, you should be able to export the form files. Export the files to a folder and close the form. In the source files, look for the QdabraRules DLL (the full name will vary depending on what version you injected, but the file extension is "dll"). Then, open manifest.xsf in ...
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Hi, you can remove it from the source files, and I'm happy to provide you with instructions for that - or you can send me the template at Support AT Qdabra DOT Com and I'll be happy to help you with this.
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Well, this sounds right - TrainerAuth = true or SupeAuth = true or TraineeLogin = CurrentUser. But currently the view is switching even when one of these conditions are met? Usually when I have a rule that isn't working as anticipated it is because my conditions are not actually being met - XPath / XML is case sensitive - any chance your ...
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I'm not sure - I don't think the round function works like that... unless maybe you changed the ":" to a decimal....?
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Ha - you just made my day. So one way you could test this is just set up a workflow that sends an email, like on a test list or something, and use a column from the test list for the "To" in the email... then create a list item that is semicolon delimited user ids. See if the email gets sent as anticipated. When you know that will work ...
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Oh this is terrible, right? We've seen this on Windows 8.1 machines too. Open the Event Viewer and under Applications and Services, look for the Microsoft Office Alerts log. You'll find the text there.
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So, you can aggregate the repeating field using a double eval formula - here's an example: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx
Do you really need the email address? If your workflow sends to the users account ID, won't that automatically resolve to their email address?
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Yeah, we usually just use a calculated value for that - if you use an owssvr.dll data connection you should be able to get back the actual link, so that may be worth a try.