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So this is a list form? I'd check the properties on the checkbox controls, first. I'd also drag the data fields that are bound to the checkboxes onto the form, and change the control to text boxes or calculated values so I could see the actual data value of the field....
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Also - what happens with a new blank form w/ qRules published to a new library? I'm not sure what's going wrong in your new site, just making troubleshooting guesses. :-)
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It has been a long time since I've worked with a database bound form. But I'd guess that the ID field in the data fields is still populated with the primary key - could that be it?
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And when you click the button, the code executes without errors?
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Hi Hilary !!
I have taken the attached form and published it to a new form library on the 2013 server and it opens fine.(I didn't get the prompt asking for the source code.)
Catharine
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You need to filter on both, I think, looking at your data. You could probably set the country query field in your new list data connection and query that when the user changes the country, in order to only return data pertinent to that country. Then in your XPath for your rules to set field values you could add the Sales Org filter.
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The reality of the situation is that many of these fields are country driven, since there is a many to one relationship between Country and Sales Org, as you can see by the screenshot displaying so many Puerto Rico Sales Orgs for Latin American countries. To answer your question, after conferring with another team member, I modified ...
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When you migrated the form you didn't publish it, right? Does your form use any other qRules commands? Is the sandbox enabled on the site collection? Here's a simple form with code - can you try to publish it and see if it works in the browser for you? You'll get a prompt asking you to point it to its source code - you can click ...
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When you click Reply there should be an options tab - see screenshot. If you change the first dropdown in each of your conditions to "the expression" the full XPath will display. Can you paste that into a reply?
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Hi All,
I have a simple form running in 2010. It is a InfoPath form library form, which reads data from a separate SharePoint List, and then on submit uses a Q-rules rule and mapping.xml to write to the same list.
I have used Sharegate to copy the site to 2013. Miraculously (iho) the migrated form, when ...