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This sample form demonstrates a few techniques for copying repeating data between data sources in InfoPath using qRules. All secondary data sources are included as XML with the form.
The form is injected with a trial version of qRules. If the trial has expired, you will need to re-inject with your installed version or trial, version 4.0 or ...
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Since this is a REST data connection, you'll be able to use rule actions to change the URL and then re-query.
Hopefully it will be faster for you in the browser - you may want to test sooner rather than later... ;-}
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Instead of an on load rule, could you set the rule(s) to run on the field(s) you are populating via javascript?
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I'm a complete dork - your syntax is off - missing a ? before $filter
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I'm assuming you are using actual values in the Domain\username that have a match, correct?
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So, given this:
<d:Approver1UserID>CompanyDomain\mmouse</d:Approver1UserID>
A URL like this should work:
https://sharepoint.mycompany.com/departments/dept1/contractmgmt/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/Contracts$filter=Approver1UserID eq 'CompanyDomain\mmouse'
If your browser claims it can't display anything, be sure to view ...
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I should add, if this is a Filler (i.e., not a browser form) you could also use the position() function.
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Well, at it's simplest, it sounds like you want to hide some stuff in the first instance of your repeating question. Is that the heart of the issue?
If so, you can put those controls in a section, and conditionally format the section to hide if this is the first instance of the repeating section.
One way to do that would be to count the ...
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There is an option to manage multiple list items with the form - see attached screenshot.
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Here's a link to the URI conventions. Here's a link to a demo video I did on OData with SharePoint.
Are you positive that Approver1UserID is the correct object name? Are you positive that the values include 'bsieloff'?
If you use just your link to Contracts in the browser, what do you get back?
I don't quite understand what ...