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Hello again,
Instead of hiding the quantity field, why not just disable it? I think that would accomplish what you're describing, or am I missing something?
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I'm having a very hard time understanding your scenario and what you're trying to do. Could you go into a bit more detail, perhaps give us a mental picture of the steps that would be taking place here? When would you be triggering this rule action?
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The way to hide any control that cannot be directly hidden is to place it inside a small section control and add logic to hide the section control. Please give that a try.
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I think what you need is this:
count(PaymentStatus[Code = 'ISSUED' or Code = 'FORMATTED'])
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Pienso que el formulario correcto sería uno como esto:
suma(unidades[../Sumar = 'true'])
Hay que verificar cual es el valor del CheckBox cuando está chuleado y usar eso en vez de 'true' aquí, pero si el campo Sumar es del tipo de dato "booleana," pienso que 'true' sería el valor correcto.
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Have you tried this:
not(contains(translate(d:Item, "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ", "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"), translate(xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:GearSearch, "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ", "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz")))
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Perhaps I am not understanding your question completely. If you are working with an InfoPath form, the whole form is already in XML. Have you tried just sending that to the server?
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Hi ek38,
It seems you already asked this in a separate thread. Any reason you started up a new one? It looks like your Process.Start() approach was probably the most appropriate way to go, but perhaps the process wasn't starting up in the right path. Have you tried explicitly specifying the full path?
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Are you one timezone away from England? The "U" format string produces UTF time so that would explain the discrepancy. For local time, you can just use DateTime.Now.ToString().
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It sounds like what you want is not Save As, but rather just Save with a predetermined filename. Would you say that's correct?
If so, qRules has a command - SaveToPath - that would probably be just what you need. Unfortunately, any saving to a local disk doesn't use the built-in save functionality (e.g. ...