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Hilary,
I can really use this solution but I am struggling trying to get it to work. I am not sure if it is the structure of my XML file or something else. I run this on button clik
XPathNavigator parent = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:CommoditySummary/my:Line_Items", ...
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Thanks Jimmy, That was just about right, maybe was typo, the middle substring should be
substring(substring-after(TitleCase, ' '), 1, 1)
else it works perfectly.
thanks
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I have several forms where I generate a ticket number. the form type is part of the ticket number. I want to get the first letter of each word from the form type, but I believe I may need some kind of an if statement. for example here are 4 types
Primary
Primary + Transportation
Transportation
Other
what I need to return is ...
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apoliigies again. I do not believe I stated that i wanted to use the ID in the form name. Initially I wanted the SharePoint List item ID and I wanted to store it in the form. the solution to automate getting the ID required that I generate a file name. Currently I am setting a field value (FileName) = to "now()" if blank on form load. ...
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Apoligies. I want the sharepoint form library id, which cannot be retrived until "submit". Since i have figure out a soultion using rules.
For testing on form load i generate a file name using "now()" set a field to use in my Main submit. Second action, querys my form library data source.
3rd action sets a field value to ...
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I am looking more for the logic. I cant seem to think this one through. I understand that the ID is not generated until form is submitted initially. I need to retrive the ID and populate a field. I am guessing I can either have a button event or on form load exec code to submit the form and grab the ID, but not really sure how to go about this. ...
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is there a way to navigate in the form like bookmarks in MS Word?
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I am still hitting a wall. I have found that the client doesnt act the same as the borwser form. after some more research and what already has been provided I came up with this
if (RateExpiration.HasAttributes)
{
if (RateExpiration.GetAttribute("xsi", NamespaceManager.LookupNamespace("my")) == null) ...
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Sorry took so long to reply.
Jimmy hope you have a great holiday.
that worked perfectly, thanx
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Thanks Jimmy. Would you mind sharing an easy way to do that? I know it would soething like
@xsi:nill=true
but I am not sure how to apply it.