InfoPath Dev

The form will be in the program folder for qRules 4.2, in the Forms folder - the default install location is here for a 64 bit Windows 7 machine: C:\Program Files (x86)\Qdabra Software\Qdabra Rules Library\Forms - you can always right click the form, select Design, and then preview it to use it. I'm attaching a little EXE you can try to ...

So, in the XML, InfoPath will be storing the value. DBXL saves the XML field value to the database - in other words, DBXL is working off the XML. When you open the XML from SharePoint, since the drop down control is configured with a display and a value, you see the display in the form - that is all based on the form template itself - it can ...

What I am trying to do is find out whether the issue has something to do with the data you are submitting via your form drop downs (since we don't know what the actual values there are) or with the command, or with something else. I do understand the purpose of the form. Sometimes, to troubleshoot issues, we have to simplify. I am trying to ...

So, I don't understand this:Checking the SharePoint list shows a blank record with entitled "NEW", but no other records inserted accordingly. What does that mean? Are none of your form values getting submitted to the list? As to this:Running the form a second time and then selecting the newly created ID so as to update it with new ...

Hi - have you put the Qdabra Rules error node on your form so you can see if there is an error? Are you just running the command, and not re-executing the data connection afterward? From the user guide:This command will allow you to add a WHERE clause to an existing SQL data connection. It will execute the SQL query after adding the WHERE clause.

Can you try this: Using your new form, take steps you've been using to successfully create a new record. Do you have a field in the form you are using for the /id parameter? Display that on the form, so you know it is getting populated. Then, after creating the new record and making sure your /id field has been populated, make a change ...

Let me know if you need more help. I think the blog posts I've done may actually be easier to understand than the videos (or, at least, for me blog posts are easier to understand): http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2012/05/30/qrules-submittosharepointlist-command-changes-for-v4-2.aspx is the first in a series I wrote, ...

Got it. I'm attaching a form where I've made some changes. I've changed the "form title" dropdown to bind to a different field (ShPId) and am using the ID from the list as the value in the drop down now. Then, you'll see in the command, I'm using the ShPId field for the /id parameter. What should happen is that ...

Okay - so you were wanting the user to... be able to select from the "Form Title" drop down and edit an existing list item? As well as be able to submit new items to the list?

So - I'm a little confused. I'm not quite understanding your choice of fields for storing the id. The /id parameter (in the case where you have not mappped repeating data) should be the full XPath to a field in your form that you would like to have qRules use for the list item ID from SharePoint after your item has been successfully ...