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Patrick - one more question before I beat this totally into the ground - You said earlier: ''2) So just filter out remove. There's an example in the SDK and in Chapter 2 of our book.''
Do you filter out the ''remove'' with a rule? I am looking into the SDK and don'r see it yet (FYI your book was 2-4 weeks delivery from Amazon)
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You can use both languages within a task pane, but not both as the main form coding language.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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I don't know that it can be done, but someone may wish to prove me wrong.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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In the InfoPath designer, double click the field that you want to use as the ''trigger''. Click Rules on the Properties dialog and then click Add. Enter a name for your rule. Leave the Condition as ''None'' (always applies). Add an Action to Set a Field's Value. Click the field chooser and select the field that you want to change when this one ...
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DrValium... here's an update that should get you rolling:
The solution required two things:
1) current() represented the NODE d:Registering, and not the ATTRIBUTE @Arbetsuppgift, therefore the correct filter is expressed as ''../@Element = current()/@Element''
2) Once you update the filter, the Value and Display Name fields of the drop-down ...
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Hi
I am trying to display data from a repeating data in sharepoint, but in infopath, I can only choose first, last or merge. I want to display the data in seperate rows.
Is that possible??
Does anyone know how to do it??
Thank you.
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I am not sure I follow how to use an OnChange Event style Rule. Or how to use Filtering in rules - is tehr ean example?
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Yes, rules work well. Sorry, I should have mentioned that too. :)`
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi again Carlos,
You can do this kind of query without code if you install our Database Accelerator product (which is a Web service running on a SQL database). Check out the Downloads section. We have a free evaluation version of Database Accelerator and you can do this kind of query using XPath indexing (as opposed to code).
Patrick Halstead ...
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Matt
Thanks for the pointer, I had read this artical prevously but Unfortunitly all of greg's examples are in jscript and I am working in vbscript and am having troubles adapting the concepts between the two