InfoPath Dev

Hi, I would be grateful if someone could help me with some help on programmatically deleting a full row in a repeating table in InfoPath 2010. I have 3 fields in a repeating table as follows: legislationselected (Checkbox) legislationcategory (textbox) legislationref (textbox) I would like to be able to loop through the repeating table rows and determine if the legislationselected checkbox has been selected. If it has then I want to be able to delete that entire row and only that row. I have tried coding it but I only had success with unchecking the legislation checkbox, which is not what I require. The code snippet for Delete button on the InfoPath 2010 form is as follows: public void btnDelete_Clicked(object sender, ClickedEventArgs e) { const string f1 = "/my:Referral/my:LegislationDetails/my:LegislationRecord/my:legislationselected"; XPathNavigator root = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator(); XPathNavigator selectedLegislation = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("//my:LegislationDetails", NamespaceManager); XPathNodeIterator legislationItems = selectedLegislation.Select(f1, NamespaceManager); foreach (XPathNavigator legislationItem in legislationItems) { string msg = legislationItem.Value; if (msg == "true") { legislationItem.DeleteSelf(); } } } I would be extremely grateful for any help you can provide on this matter. Thanks, Padraic

 Really would appreciate some help with this issue!

 Thanks,

qRules has a function called Delete and it's documented in the User Guide. Free trial and it has 60+ other functions you can use.

Thanks for the information Patrick.

 However, I would prefer to solve the problem without having to use third-party tools.

So, if anyone has any suggestions, I would be extremely grateful.

No problem. There should be examples in this forum ove the last 7 years that show how to delete rows. You'll need to write some code.

Just to follow up on this and close this issue out.

I solved the problem thanks to an MSDN article I found that was written by David Gerhardt. I had to amend his code sample slightly to get it to work with my scenario.

The code snippet that I finally used was as follows:

public void btnDelete_Clicked(object sender, ClickedEventArgs e)

{      

XPathNavigator selectedLegislation = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("//my:LegislationDetails", NamespaceManager);        

XPathNodeIterator legislationItems = selectedLegislation.Select("./my:LegislationRecord", NamespaceManager);          

if (legislationItems.Count > 0)

{              

     for (int i = legislationItems.Count; i > 0; i--)

{                  

XPathNavigator legislationItem = selectedLegislation.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("my:LegislationRecord[position() = " + i + "]", NamespaceManager);                 

if (legislationItem.SelectSingleNode("my:legislationselected", NamespaceManager).Value == "true")

{

legislationItem.DeleteSelf();

}

}

}