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You code is unable to clone the row because it can't find one. Even though your template.xml has an ETF row in, it might not have it there when the code runs due to querying the database and returning no results. This seems like the problem. I can't see any problems with the code, but if the selectSingleNode() is returning null then there is no ...

Hi Jim, There are several posts around this forum concerning this. Check out this one for starters: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1529

Hi Carlos. You will probably need to use the XSL current() function for this problem. I would have to know more about your schema and what exactly you are trying to accomplish. Could you paste the XPath you are using currently and a sketch of the relevant schema?

I think an easier to way to do this is to have one repeating group in the DOM and do filtering with the two sections. Say your data source looks like this: Events -Event (repeating) --Name --Date --Cancelled (boolean) Then you could setup two repeating sections. The first would use a data filter to show only Cancelled = false events, and the ...

Hi newbE, This is a great question and after looking at your form file, you are on the right track, but it is going to be a little more tricky than what you had thought. First, you need to move your drop-down options to a secondary data source, and populate both drop-downs from this list. However, on the second, filtered drop-down, you need to ...

Is the repeating table that you are binding to in the data connection in the form of a CAML request? I don't know how this would be possible otherwise. Are you saying that binding the updates parameter to just a regular repeating table node in your main DOM correctly adds items to a SharePoint list? Otherwise, I know you can add more than one ...

You're on the right track, try this instead: xdXDocument:GetDOM(''Sites - Hierarchical Data Source'')/Sites/Site/@value[../@displayName = current()] The problem with your statement is that the test that you specified tests to see if there is a node present that matches the query, and returns the first row for which this is true. Your query is ...

These articles might provide a bit of insight: http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=0bb37b4de44348408680a53a449f2353http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=3ed83f87f32a4b9699dfcd232cc4e602

This would also work: not( . mod 10 = 0 ) This uses the modulus operation to see if the value is a multiple of 10. This would also work for a number of arbitrary size and might perform better than the Match function.