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Yes. The actual XML file was 2 MB when I tried to do conditional visibility - and that was all form workflow/state XML - not the actual information we're trying to capture. That's why I was really happy to find that I could insert the sections on an as needed basis. The XML file is much smaller now.
But now I've got a lot more code to write - ...
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Wait a minute, your XML output is 2 MB or your XSN template? template would be be expected to be that big, but your output....? Can you confirm?
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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I've been working on a monster form with 8 views and hundreds of checkboxes that control the state of a view with a repeating table.
I encountered the Conditional Presence vs. Conditional Visibility issue in after the data source was complete, but while I was only midway through creating all of my views with their various sections and ...
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I responded on the other side...
Cheers.
Franck
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I have a form that validates an e-mail address by searching Active Directory to determine if the address exists. It validates properly however, it prompts me with a warning each time the form tries to execute the query to ADSI. I have the form signed and have the security set to Full Trust.
I do notice however if I go to Internet Options and ...
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Thanks, I got the code to work (below). Would you know the statement to use to add 1 week to whatever date it's referencing in the field?
Dim objField
Set objField = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//my:myFields/my:Date_Interview'')
Const olAppointmentItem = 1
Set objOutlook = CreateObject(''Outlook.Application'')
Set objAppointment = ...
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Hi,
Your need to point to the node associated with your Date Picker and convert the ISO8601 Date by scripting.
In JScript for example, it would be:
var date1 = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode( ''//my:field1'' ).text;
var dt1 = ISO8601ToDate(date1);
// dt1 can then be used as a regular date
function ISO8601ToDate(dateString)
{return new ...
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Hi,
The node in your schema behind the DDL is storing the ID that you are looking for (let's call it field1). So, if your textbox is bound to that same node (or that its default value point to field1 in case your need a separate node), the display will be the ID you are looking for.
Does it make sense?
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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How do I reference a text or date picker field for objAppointment.Start part of the script?
Const olAppointmentItem = 1
Set objOutlook = CreateObject(''Outlook.Application'')
Set objAppointment = objOutlook.CreateItem(olAppointmentItem)
objAppointment.Start = #11/3/2005 11:00 AM#
objAppointment.Duration = 60
objAppointment.Subject = ...