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I understand better now.
So, what version of SharePoint are you using? If you are using 2010, and IP 2010, you'll have query fields in your data connection you can leverage. Otherwise, you'll need to add a filter to your XPath to select the correct Status out of the whole list that is returned in your data connection. Basically, you need ...
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Just to update with our email thus far - at this point you think it may not be a qRules related issue - let us know what you learn!
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Can we have a copy of the form - before injection? Can you send it to Support AT Qdabra DOT com and reference this thread?
Thanks so much!
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How odd. The SharePoint site is in your local intranet? Is this on your machine only? Or does it happen to others as well?
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Generally, when a form is submitted to a form library, it is opened again from there - but you mention "sending" the form - are you manually emailing the XML back to the users? Forms can have read only views - any chance your form has some logic that is switching to a read only view?
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Here's the link to our free webinar page. The content varies.
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Oh, I see - yes, I think everything I touched on probably involved InfoPath - here's an InfoPath free approach if you are interested.
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I think you'd need a custom workflow action - unless you want to do this from the form itself? It can be done from within the form with code - you'll need your list item ID and can use the AddAttachment web method. qRules also has a command that will do this, if the form has been submitted so that the URL to it will have the latest data.
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Unless you are using Visual Studio, you'll need to write jscript or vbscript - I'm fluent in neither, I'm afraid.
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Hi - If you haven't already done this, perhaps drag the data fields from your secondary data connection onto your form - so you can see them all. Make sure any of the fields you are using in your filter are visible. And remember that XPath is case sensitive - usually when I have problems like this (with filters) it turns out things don't ...