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I would drag the data fields over onto the form someplace (the data fields in the data connection used by the drop down) to verify data is being returned. Start there - then you can work through the filters one by one. If data is returned, I'd probably remove all the filters, then add them back one at a time. Boring, I know, but sometimes the ...
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Oh, and I'd guess other things in that filter may also be wrong - looking at your screenshot, completed tasks would be "Completato", right? You'll probably need to translate those strings so they match your tasks.
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Hi, Roberto -
Okay, from the screenshots it appears that your tasks are being created correctly.
There is a filter on the tasks dropdown that likely needs to be modified for your environment. It includes our domain (see attached screenshot) - instead, the concat statement should use your domain instead of AutonomySystems.
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You want the count of the SharePointListItem_RW. When do you query that data source?
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I'd use an XML file in the form as a secondary data source for this - see attached sample. Save the file locally, right click and select design to open in design mode.
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There is nothing special to do with Office 365. In the user guide, you'll find info on publishing a sandboxed form - If you are not a site collection admin you will not be able to publish as a browser form with qRules or code.
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Hi, what do you mean by the module? Are you going through some training module? Which one?
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Yes, qRules works in browser forms. You need to be sure you injected with the browser version of qRules. You need to be a site collection admin to publish a browser form with code or qRules. What is the error message you are getting?
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Hi - qRules is O365 compatible. Are you having an issue? Is this a browser or a filler form?
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Sorry I missed this - Jim has answered your question where it was posted separately - http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/29519/101040.aspx#101040
Just wanted to update with the link in case anyone else needs to find it.