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quote:Originally posted by franck
Hi Lee,
''Locked'' such as in ''Unable to change in InfoPath'' (read-only), or ''Locked'' so that the xml cannot be change using Notepad for example?
Regards,
Franck Dauché
Hi Franck, can you actually prevent people from changing xml via notepad?
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Hi,
Your code can't work because when you delete the first node. everything is shifted by 1: 2 becomes 1. Next loop, you target i=2 (you then miss 1 that used to be 2) and so on.
Try to always delete Details[1] not ''i'', or try to use something like:
thisXDocument.DOM.selectNodes(''/my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2'')
Dim oNN As ...
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Hi,
You can start by reading:http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011309641033.aspx
But here is a more detailed summary of some of your options:
Option 1: You can turn an InfoPath form into HTML for display ...
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Okay total newbie question. I am looking into Infopath and if it will work for our needs.
Do the users filling out the forms need Infopath or can it be published to a website as some sort of HTML
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A very very strange removechild error, or I am missing something really important.
Removing all rows in a repeating table using removechild with vb.net code as below:
01 Dim numRows = thisXDocument.DOM.selectNodes(''//d:Details'').length()
02 Dim deleteNode As IXMLDOMNode
03 thisXDocument.UI.Alert(''Total of '' & numRows & '' to be ...
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Hi,
Because you are using code behind already, why don't your perform the validation by code and remove your rule?
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi Thierry,
Try this out for the last two lines
IXMLDOMNode NewMuster = newDocument.documentElement;
Muster.parentNode.replaceChild(NewMuster, Muster);
Agni
InfoPath Dev India
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No not yet, but that gives me somewhere to go. I see a lot of books on here, does anyone have any reccomnedations?
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Thanks again. I'll do the import before I start adding any further code, then.
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Hi,
I am afraid that for complex logic, you will have to switch to code behind at some point.
That said, you can do a lot thanks to Rules. Did you play with buttons and Rules?
Regards,
Franck Dauché