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Hi - I've got a copy of your form and am going to see if I can repro the error on one of our servers - hopefully sometime in the morning tomorrow.
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Your filter would actually look like this:/rowsrc=my:group2[../my:Checkbox1='true' or ../my:Checkbox2='true']
The case of the "or" matters. You can always get InfoPath to figure out the syntax for you in an expression box - that's how I learned XPath. :-)
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Well, if I understand you correctly, you may need to use a concat statement. So your command may be something like this:
concat("CopyTable /dsnamesrc=MySharePointList /tablesrc= /dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields /rowsrc=d:SharePointListItem_RW[d:Title='", FieldWithValue, "'] /tabledest=/my:myFields/my:group3 /rowdest=my:group4 ...
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Hi - are you using CopyTable?
You can use a filter on the rowsrc parameter - like:
/rowsrc=my:group2[../my:Checkbox='true']
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[quote user="joanfuture"]
Thanks Hilary,
I will do a few queries with REST and will get the hang of it. I agree it is quite simple and nice, to have the query in the URL.
Michael
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I like to just try them in the browser to get the hang of them - sometimes you have to view source on the page to see your results. The OData ...
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I was unclear. In our experience and what we have seen reported in the forum - SharePoint REST connections are disabled in browser forms.
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If you are not using Office365, I would use REST - why? Because I think it is simpler. I think the logic is easier to follow in the form.
However with Office365, the REST web service is disabled.
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Hi - are you using qRules? If so, you should be able to use the DelimitedList command for this.
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I bet you are submitting to your SharePoint library before running the qRules command. You want the ID populated before you submit the XML to SharePoint. :-)
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Could you temporarily change your submit options to not close the form on submit?