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Re: Resolved - double in dropdown

Coita Thierry — Tue, 04 Jan 2005 08:04:53 GMT

Hi

Thanks for your correction

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Re: Resolved - double in dropdown

Greg Collins — Mon, 03 Jan 2005 22:47:36 GMT

Glad you got it fixed!

Just a side note... I've since learned that you do not need the first .= in the XPath... You can shorten the XPath like this:

Entry: /Cities/City/@state[not(. = ../preceding::City/@state)]

Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]

Re: Resolved - double in dropdown

Coita Thierry — Thu, 30 Dec 2004 13:12:50 GMT

Ok I have found my mistake.

entry had to like this:
Entry: /Cities/City/@state[. = not(. = ../preceding::City/@state)]

My mistake a little bit supid but...

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Resolved - double in dropdown

Coita Thierry — Wed, 29 Dec 2004 16:04:12 GMT

Hi this message is for one of the best: Greg Collins

You have posted this solution for don't have double in dropdown:

Let's say you have a drop-down list box that is populated from a
repeating table in your main data source. And it is specifically using
my:field1 as the value in the repeating table.

You would put a filter on the drop-down list box with the following
expression:

. = not(. = preceding::my:field1)

I know that looks funny, but basically what this filter does is to say
that if the drop-down list already has an option with the value trying
to be added (while the list is being built), then don't add it. This
makes it so that you have only unique values in your drop-down list.

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I try to put your example on my example put that don't work.

I do that:
I have a listbox (State) I have bind to an xml:

<Cities>
<City state="Washington">Redmond</City>
<City state="Washington">Seattle</City>
<City state="California">Los Angeles</City>
<City state="La Sagne">La Chaux-de-Fonds</City>
<City state="Florida">Orlando</City>
</Cities>

my content of parameter to populate is:

Connexion: cities

Entry: /Cities/City/@state[. = not(. = preceding::my:state)]

value: .
Name: .

But when I start my form I have always two times washington on my dropdown.

I have make a mistake? What do you think?

Thanks for your answer

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