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Add the font stuff to the style attribute - or you can change it in the optionalPlaceholder CSS at the top of the file. But I don't know of a way to increase the size of the arrow controls.
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Do you mind editing the view file manually? I know I've changed the color of the text before doing this....
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So, I think I want to clarify something here - I know in a previous thread, I mentioned that qRules does not work with list forms, but I think I'm just not being as clear as I could be.
First - to talk about the current the form structure you've got:
[quote user="csigler"]I have two SharePoint Lists - Parent and Child. Parent ...
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I'm sorry - I don't understand. If this is an InfoPath form that is based off the new blank template, you should be able to inject qRules. What are you trying to do?
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The Command field is in the QdabraRules data source.
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Why are you importing the data to SQL instead of reporting directly on the lists? As of SSRS 2008 R2, at least, there is a SharePoint List Connection Type: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee633650.aspx
At any rate, you can schedule SSIS packages to run at set times with SQL Server Agent - it may be you want to run yours every 10 ...
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Are you using default values to populate the fields? Or rules? Can you add a screenshot?
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Hey, Catharine!
So, this is an ugly bug. The only fix I currently know works is to save the form as source files, and then, in the view, in a text editor, search for xd:xctname="ExpressionBox". When you find your expression box that is causing the error, find the xd:binding attribute in that span, and delete the attribute and its ...
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In your concat, you are using the full XPath instead of the relative XPath. Instead ...
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Is not blank is written like:
!= ''
You can learn what the actual expression looks like by first using the drop downs, then setting the first drop down to "The expression" and you'll see the actual XPath in the field next to the drop down. :)