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Hey there - glad the site has been helpful to you!
You are probably going to need a slightly fancier XPath that dear old InfoPath is generating for you with its UI - you basically have to check for a row in the secondary data source where all four fields are the same. I've attached a simple sample form - save it locally, right click and ...
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Hi there - starting with the sample form - you can either install the form (it is full trust) prior to trying to open it, or you can find it in the default install location for qRules and right click and select design to open in design mode (which is more interesting anyway, since you want to know how the thing works). Default install location is: ...
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I appreciate you putting all your steps together like that - and starting with a new form. Here's what I'm not seeing - can you put the ShPId field on the form so you can verify it is being populated when you first submit? Between your first submit and your second submit are you leaving the form open? If not, when you set your other field ...
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Ah hah! It is because your value had a comma in it. FilterOwssvr uses comma delimited filters and values if you want to filter on more than one item. So, you can specify another value for your delimiter that won't show up in your /value data.
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Hey, great - glad you are up and running!
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Conditional formatting can be found in the Manage Rules for a control. You could also create a read only view that you switch to when your conditions are met.
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Okay - so you are using SharePoint 2007 & admin approving, not sandboxing.
We have a few additional nodes in the QdabraRules data source that may help us. Try this:Find the finishedLoading node in the QdabraRules data source & add a rule to it:The rule condition should be "finishedLoading = true"The rule should set the ...
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Oh, interesting. Is the list you are submitting to on the same site as the one you have published the form to? Are you using Office365 for SharePoint?
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I'm simply trying to understand whether the options you are selecting from your drop down are present in the list you have the owssvr.dll connection to. Does the External Facility Name data connection get it's values from the same list as your owssvr.dll connection? Here's another version for you to try - it has a temp result field - ...
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So, your submit button is set to postback always and the submit is failing? Can you put the QdabraRules Error node on your form so you can see if there are any error messages?