InfoPath Dev

Hi Praveen, By default, qRules already generates a unique name for the attachment when uploaded, but if you want to have a more specific file attachment name, you could use the parameter /name to specify the name - you could reference this parameter to a field that would be used for generating the attachment's name when uploaded (i.e. you ...

Hi Praveen, There was no space in between the url and xpath parameter, causing qRules not to find the xpath parameter. To test, I added a space in between the double quote and slash, changed the FolderURL to a test site, and removed the dsnamews. It was able to submit to the doc folder. Here's the formula i ...

Hi, I checked your form and noticed that @rowNum didn't have a count preceding-sibling function which therefore returns a blank value. Although it could be omiited by removing the @rowNum from the command line, I went ahead and added the count preceding-sibling function to the @rowNum as a default value instead . Please try this form and ...

Hi Praveen, The attached form didn't contain any logic which triggers uploading multiple attachments. So I am assuming that you are attempting to copy the upload logic from FilesGroup onto the FileAttachment group. If so, could you try the modified form attached and let us know if it works? Regards,

Hi, If you only need to extract the email of the account being queried, you would need to set the new field to the value node and add a filter where Name = "WorkEmail". I have attached an update sample form for you.    Regards, 

Yes, this is the mind boggling part. I think we can use the default list ID for the numbering (instead of adding the numbers for all entries). To get the next page is simple, all you need to do is add a filter to your query string where ID is greater than the last row's ID (higest ID value). For the Back button, I would suggest keeping a ...

To have a row number, yes that would work, but as an identifer to get the next page or the next batch of query? it must be server sided.