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Did you select a sales order in your form before clicking the button? I added an XPath filter to the /rowsrc param that needs that....
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Hey, I took a quick stab at this with your existing form - I added a button that (in theory) should copy your 2ds into the main, just the ones with the matching SO number. Since I can't access your data sources, I'm unable to preview and actually trouble-shoot, of course. I also manually modified your mapping to point to the new main data ...
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Let me try again, I'm not doing a very clear job of explaining myself today.
You can keep your current 2ds connection, you'll need that. But instead of displaying the table bound to the 2ds on your form, you'll need to copy the data from the secondary data source into the main data source of your form (here's a sample form, or ...
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Well, again, just guessing here based on your questions and what I've seen in your form....
If you want to use your form to work with existing list items, the first step is getting those list items in to your main data source. Since your main data source appears to have no repeating nodes, you'll need to add a repeating group. For ...
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If you are going to work with existing list data, you'll need the /id parameter. That will need to be the full path to the field in your form's data source (as in my example above).
Then you'll need to set that field to the ID for the item you wish to update in your list.
However, it appears you selected that your data is from a ...
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Yes - you won't have to re-activate (or set the library to use the content type) but forms with code need to be admin approved or sandboxed.
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Sorry - should have caught that - your "submit" parameter is using upper case:
/Submit=updatelistSubmit
Try with lower case:
/submit=updatelistSubmit
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The Error node is in the Qdabra Rules data source. I've put it on your form for you to help you troubleshoot. Save the template locally, right click and select Design to open in IP in design mode.
Your command is:
SubmitToSharePointList /Submit=updatelistSubmit /mapping=mapping /id=myid
But I don't see a node in your form named ...
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So - what's the command you are using? You've put the QdabraRules error node on your form? And no information is returned when you run your command? You can always attach your form template here (under the options tab) and I'm happy to take a quick look.
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Hi - I'll go check on your other post in a sec - are you admin approving your form? Or publishing to ShP 2010 Sandbox? qRules injects code in your form, so to open in IPFS, you need to publish accordingly. There's a step by step toward the beginning of the user guide.