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How will you know if someone else has selected the time? Does the form submit to a SharePoint Library, for example? If so - you could promote the "time" field and then query that library in order to know if it should be selectable. I don't know if you'll be able to make it appear disabled, but you may be able to prevent selection ...
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Here's a sample that you can try on your FormsViewer install. Basically, all I did was: Add a new template in FormsViewer and upload my formClick the Design button and inject qRulesDownload the qRules injected formOpen in InfoPath designer, and add a rule to the button to create the PDF - setting the qRules Command ...
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You are using FormsViewer on-prem, and will need to talk to your DBA or server admin about this error. This error is being returned from your SQL database. Please send or attach a copy of your template if you need help with troubleshooting your rules.
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Sure - we'll get you a sample form later today that you can try on your FormsViewer install.
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FormsViewer supports InfoPath functions such as max, yes. I would start by verifying my query and returned data are what I expect - I'm guessing you are querying the library without using any query fields? Is the data you expect returned? If this issue is with the same form as the one you'd sent me earlier on a different issue, I see in ...
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It looks like you are using SharePoint Online - is that correct? If so, you might want to give FormsViewer a try: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiRO7iIS5hA shows how to easily create a PDF in your browser form in SharePoint Online. You can install FormsViewer on your site from the SharePoint app store.
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Does Nintex show you the history of its runs? Like, I know with SharePoint Designer Workflow we can at least look at the item's workflow history to see how many times the workflow has run.... it may be a way to at least determine if the workflow is the culprit?
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Looks like there were a couple more issues w/ the command - we don't want spaces around the equals sign: GetAttachmentAttribute /xpath=/my:myFields/my:Sect_NotaryDetails/my:ATTACH_Notary /attr=Name
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Any chance I can see your form? You can attach it under the Options tab in a reply - or send me an email via the forum, and I'll reply, and you can send it to me directly.
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Oh that feels like some kind of a loop or something, don't you think? I'm not super Nintex savvy, but if a user changes something and then Nintex runs and changes the same thing - would it run under the user's account? That is, is it possible the workflow is changing the form and that's firing the workflow again?