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Okay. I've attached a copy of your form with some minor changes. Can you save the file locally, right click the file, and select design, then select Preview to preview the form. From there, could you take some screenshots that show what the data in the secondary data sources (the repeating tables I added) looks like so I can get an idea ...
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Also - I'm not sure if this is intentional - you seem to have a lot of controls bound to the same fields?
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Any chance you can provide a little more info? So, your issue is still that you want the things that are displayed in the drop downs to be present in your XML?
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I usually select the field first, then change the first drop down from the field to "The expression" - that will show you the correct XPath to the field. You can actually set up the entire condition, switch to "The expression" & then copy and paste the expression into a text editor, set up the next condition ...
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When you select the field from the repeating table for comparison, you should see a drop down - you can select "Any instance of" for the field - that should create an expression that checks all instances.
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The rules that populate the other fields are probably using the ID as a value in a filter - changing that to use the name instead may help with this. Or, conversely, you could leave the drop down storing the ID as the value and add another field that has the name - simply set it like you do the other auto-pop fields.
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Looking at the blog post and reading your error message, it sounds as if you set up your submit options to use custom code - instead, you just want to add a button that has code on it.
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Here's a copy of the form in IP 2007 compat.
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Hi - if you look at the properties for the drop downs, you'll see they are set to store ID (value) and display a different field - so what is stored in the XML is the ID - which as you mention is less than helpful when exported to Excel. You'd see the same thing if you opened the XML in a text editor.
You have some choices - you can ...
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Hi - qRules absolutely can do this. The trick is when you map the data outside of the repeating group you'll need to enter the relative XPath to the node you want to map - attaching a screenshot of my form schema and my mapping.