InfoPath Dev

So - this command will submit multiple attachments if they exist (i.e. the Attachments field is repeating, or they are in a repeating group). What we generally do, design-wise, is have a hyperlink and a delete button in a section and the file attachment control in another, determining which to show based on whether the qRulesLink field is ...

Are you using SharePoint on-prem or online? This can't be done without code or a third-party tool like qRules or FormsViewer.... I don't know if workflow tools like Nintex do this. It may be possible with Logic Apps (last I checked, I couldn't do anything with InfoPath base64 in Power Automate, because of the special header InfoPath ...

Right - having the data from the section repeat for each line was the only thing I could think of for a table format. That doesn't mean the HTML couldn't be formatted differently - If you have a screenshot of how you'd like this to look, I can see if we can do that via HTML and this type of formula....

I see. How would that data relate? Do you want that field in the same table, in a TD? So it would repeat for each row that is in the repeating section?

You may want to try resending if you were using a gmail address. It looks like I managed to block all of gmail in my SPAM filter again. :)

Yup - I just emailed you (to your forum email address) - you should be able to reply to that email with your form. I won't have a chance to take a look till sometime tomorrow. :)

So - looking at your error log, it looks like there is something wrong with the deployed form - it claims it can't find a file, and I'm assuming the file it can't find is the qRules DLL. In the past, I've deactivated, uninstalled, reinstalled, and reactivated templates that are having trouble finding their qRules DLL - the message ...

I put together a quick test, and HTML seems to be correctly formed (attached here - save the file locally, right click and select Design, then preview) - I'm using the nested repeating group for the first argument in the double-eval? I'm just not sure what the issue you are running into with your HTML string is - can you paste the sample ...

I should add - it doesn't look like you are using any of the commands that require the admin qRules DLL? You may also want to try the sandbox version and just publish directly to a test library instead of admin approving....

I'll take a look at the log file. Here's a form with custom code - you can try publishing this as admin approved and see if you have any issues with it. When you publish, it will whine about the location of the source code - you should be able to just click Ignore on that and finish publishing. The code just sets a field's value if I ...