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Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

mar — Sat, 31 Dec 2005 20:38:12 GMT

Thanks for answer, im using c#. I removed this problem by adding last() function to ixmldomnode, and im adding a new row always when im going do append a row(without this it erases last row).

ps.Happy New Year everybody :-)

Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

Matt Faus — Sat, 31 Dec 2005 18:34:01 GMT

What language are you using? That does not look familiar.

Using JScript, this should be able to be accomplished like this:

var parentGroup = XDocument.DOM.selectNodes( "//childNodes" );
var oneSampleNode = parentGroup.nextNode();

parentGroup.appendChild( oneSampleNode.cloneNode( false ) );

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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas

Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

mar — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 13:28:30 GMT

This first row is killing me...How force 'table.appendchild(row)' to inserting right after last inserted row??

Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

mar — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 12:18:01 GMT

Well, i moved row=row.clonenode(true); right before table.appenchild(row) and it works...almost...I have 2 copies of last node, and any new clik, fills first row in table(erasing it's content) and rest of nodes are append on bottom of table correctly with a new rows...

Re: Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

mar — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 08:06:18 GMT

Please help... How to add multiple rows to repeating table by one click?

Filling a repeating table from xml doc at once

mar — Thu, 29 Dec 2005 23:00:08 GMT

Im using xmltextreader 'doc' to get the file. File looks like this:
[...]
<node>
<field1>x1</field1>
<field2>y1</field2>
</node>
<node>
<field1>x2</field1>
<field2>y2</field2>
</node>
[...]
Then it goes like that:
(table and row is pointed ok)
row=row.clonenode(true);
while(doc.read())
{
if(doc.name==xmlnodetype.element)
{
if(doc.name=="my:field1")
{ row.selectsinglenode("xxx").text=doc.readelementstring; doc.read(); }
if(doc.name=="my:field2")
{ row.selectsinglenode("yyy").text=doc.readelementstring; doc.read(); }
table.appenchild(row);
}
}

And i always get only last node's fields in my table...When i click button again it adds a new row, with last node's data of course...What is wrong?