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Can you attach or send me a copy of your form?
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Is the data connection filtered or are you using conditional formatting on the form to hide the items you don't want to display? You can use an XPath filter in the tablesrc parameter to indicate which rows you want to copy. Check the sample form that installs with qRules for general samples for CopyTable - the Command Overview also has ...
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Hi - you can use code in browser forms (I think you may have asked another question about this that I answered?). InfoPath has no rule options for inserting an instance of a repeating group. I'd think this possibly could be done with some interesting rules - but you'd have to have some idea in advance of how many rows parsing this ...
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I've not seen this - is this an on premises server that was updated from SharePoint 2010? Or a new server? Or Office 365?
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Hi - that is incorrect. Browser forms can have code. Office 365 browser forms can have code. However - your form can't be full trust, since it can't be admin approved. It has to go in the Sandbox and be able to be published directly to a form library. ...
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I'd add a rule to Start Time - condition would be that Start Time and End Time are not blank. Then I'd add the same rule to End Time - same condition, Start and End Time are not blank. Then the rules can set the Total Time.
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Nothing to apologize for - good eye to catch that, and great to know about it being case sensitive.
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It looks like a valid REST URL, to me at least. I'm assuming you also get an error if you paste this URL into your browser's address bar?
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Sorry, I'm confused - in the screenshot above, when you click the button in that view, you get the error "XML data that is required for this form to function correctly cannot be found"?
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I took a quick look at your logic and it appears ok - what is the URL you are getting in the REST Url With Filter field?