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Hi Abrusci, Welcome to the Forum!
First thing is it loops because when you are changing value in ''OnAfterChange'' event you are causing the event to call itself again, and this goes on until the value reaches the max of integer size.
There is also another limit on the number of onafterchange event getting called.
If you want to do this ...
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Hi,
I need that a cell change its content just after leave it with a new value based on the input. For example, I want that a number field assume the typed value multiplied by 1000 after the cell has been leaved with a tab or mouse pointing to another field. For this I used onAfterChange event, but this cause the event to loop and report an ...
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The SmartCombobox does not bind to a repeating node. Binding a property to a repeating node requires the value property be an IXMLDOMNode which is a very limited set of controls. The smartcombobox writes multiple values into one property, which can be parsed if necessary.
Jim Cantwell
InfoPathDev Redmond
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The SmartComboBox will have similar behavior to the regular combobox with these additions:
1) Multiple selection support
The value property will return the code values separated by spaces. If codes have spaces, then quotes will delimit the values.
Example:
Dataconnection: States
Entries: /States/State
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This depends on your data source.
If you have a database, you can simple tell the database to sort before delivering you the data. You can edit the SQL and add an ORDER BY clause in there.
If you have an XML or other source, you can physically sort it using code, or you can create an XSL that sorts the data and use the results of the transform ...
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Sorting ... sure, we do it all the time. Even the Samples have an example of two of sorting using jscript. In general, you need to create a separate secondary DOM to insert your elements into or create an index in your main DOM into the secondary DOM. Sounds like you want to do an xsl sort though, which is also possible but has to be defined in ...
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Sorry for the delay. Jim should respond shortly.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Kudrjashov Andrey,
Welcome to the forum and thanks for the tip!
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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you can do this with xpath, but it's a bit tricky. There was an interesting post on Microsoft's blog in March or April of 2004. I also found:http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/09/13/228881.aspx
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev