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You can also right click on the fields in the data source and click Rule Inspector and it will show you all rules that affect that field and any rules that will fire when that field changes.
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Happy to demo if you have time. Just email me.
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Yes, you can call the query the SharePoint web service to see if it's checked out or not and if it isn't you can check it out yourself.
I'm attaching a checkin/checkout XTP we did. This works in the browser. You'll have to read through the instructions, but you should be able to get it going.
To use the XTP, go to Add Custom ...
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I'm not sure.
Alerts don't give you the ability to set conditions. At least with workflow you can condition whether you send a notification. You can include a link in the email notification so it functions like alerts.
We haven't really used alerts in a while. Sorry, I don't know why this is happening.
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I think that makes sense but let us know if you can't get something to work. I am doing the weekly webinar this Thursday and I am happy to review your form in the online webinar after the regular webinar time.
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Jimmy's got a technique that doesn't use qRules but it's quite complex. He should have time in a day or so to respond with the added detail.
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You could use a filter looking for all of those fields in the repeating section or table that are checked.
Might be easier to do a quick online meeting. Send me email and maybe we can synch up later this week. Or, come to our Weekly Webinar on Thursday and bug me at the end. :)
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Hi KingGuru and welcome,
Just type the help text directly into the view inside a section that you hide show and you can insert links and format the text as is. Since this is help text, you don't want this in your main data source, right? Or, are you talking about loading the help from a secondary data source? If so, yes, you can use rich text ...