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This MSDN link is my best friend. Which is sort of sad.
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Hi:
To use form fields for your /date1 and /date2 parameters, you'll need to use the concat function. So, for the value in the rule action (where you are setting the command), the formula would look like: concat("DateDiff /date1=", Date1, " /date2=", Date2, " /component=totaldays)
qRules installs with a sample form ...
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Hello Hilary, yes so I have tried various formats based on the instructions provided. I have a field actually labeled datediff1, I want this field to show the difference between fields 'date1' and 'date2'.
I have various other timestamps in the form however once the sequence is met (meaning the second timestamp button) to populate ...
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Hey Everyone,
First of all I want to take the time to say this is a great site and a great resource tool for me as I learn InfoPath!
I am currrently working on a project for my manager that will allow a Sales Rep to be out in the field WITHOUT connectivity filling out a form I have created for them based on the customers answers. The problem I ...
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Hi:
Can you share the value you are setting the Command field to that is causing you issues?
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Great thanks quys. Will try the last one first.
Regarding editing the manifest file. Is there some comprehensive documentation out there on this. The books I have mention it is there and how to access it, but that is about it. Some stuff in it is obvious, but not everything.
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Hello Patrick I just downloaded qRules 1.8, have installed and injected into one of my forms, but seem to be having some issue figuring out the use of the features. I would like to currently leverage the DateDiff function however keep running into function errors even trying to replicate the example exactly how you have in the software ...
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Rules only solution:
http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2009/09/10/how-to-remove-initial-row-in-repeating-tables/
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You are displaying the returned results in a repeating section or table, right? Just add an expression box in another column (for a table) or in the section that uses the position() function... that will give you a row number. You can also use an expression box at the top of the form somewhere that uses the count funtion to return a count of the ...
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Patrick-
I know this site is to push your product, but unfortunately, my team doesn't have the budget and/or time to work on coming up to speed on a new Web Service piece. We're just looking for Infopath to provide temporary solutions until a more structured source is used by our customers, but we need to provide them ...