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Hi,
What I would do is add a node to the data source and call it "StepNo". This node would not show in the canvas, but instead I would use it only to control what is shown to the user.
I would have a section for Location and a section for Project.
When the form opens I would have a rule that sets StepNo to 1. Then I would have a rule ...
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Hi, and thanks for contacting us.
What's the identity of the SharePoint - 80 app pool?
We recommend that DBXL be installed on the SharePoint - 80 site, and using the same identity.
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Hi Jake,
Yes, the command can update the existing list item. The command allows you to specify an ID, which is the ID for the individual item in the SharePoint List.
qRules looks for that ID in the SharePoint list. If it finds the item, it will update it.
Hilary has a series of walkthroughs for qRules v4.2 - this blog post links to the ...
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DBXL will map the data to SQL, so the data will still be available via SQL to anyone who has permissions to read it.
The problems only begin with there is another process adding data to or modifying the data in SQL. Will those other departments be only reading the data, or modifying it?
In other words, will DBXL be the only process ...
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DBXL is going to act as a "central repository" for your XML data. So what does that mean? It means that if a user submits a new form (XML), DBXL receives it and maps it. DBXL can map data to SharePoint and/or to SQL. That data can be edited and resubmitted, and DBXL will map that data to keep SQL and SharePoint updated with the ...
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Hi tenbao-
In our test scenario, we got this to work in the browser by converting the data connection to UDC and admin-approving the form.
Does this match your scenario?
We'll update the user guide to clear this up. Thanks for pointing out the issue.
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The To field in an Email data connection cannot be populated via formula/rules (unless you use custom code). You could add a field in your form called my:SendEmailTo, have the Email data connection set up to send email to that field (my:SendEmailTo), and then have form logic (rules) in your form that set the value of my:SendEmailTo before the ...
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Hi-
Formatting is not allowed on Form Load because a Formatting rule must be associated with a specific control. So you must select a control (a field, a section) and then add your Formatting rule. The formatting will be triggered (applied) on this section per the conditions you specify.
Hope this helps!
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In File > Form Options, how are the versioning settings configured?
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Does the Design Checker have any additional information on the compatibility of your form?
I imagine that something in the formula might not supported in the browser, though on first glance I don't see what it could be. A Google search reveals similar questions around the internet, such as this one. The Microsoft page doesn't list ...