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This sounds like it could be a timing issue. That perhaps the printer change is not actually happening until after the first printout occurs.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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I believe that you cannot have a filter ([]) directly after a self (.) or parent (..) reference.
You might try updating the XPath to something like the following:
<xsl:if test=''not(../..node()[@my:UniqueID=$val] or $val='')''>
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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The context for the button is the row of the table... meaning, if you have a data source that looks like this:
Group1
Group2
field1
And a repeating table that looks like this
[button][text box]
[button][text box]
[button][text box]
Clicking on the button will put our starting point for selection in Group2.
It sounds like you already had ...
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InfoPath does not allow you to switch views, during a view switch. You may not think you are doing that, but you likely are (so far as InfoPath is concerned).
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Where is this function being called from? And what is the error you are receiving?
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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If I understand correctly what you are asking, what you need to do is manually type in the ''preceding'' part. There is no option for this in the InfoPath UI.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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I have an arrey of text boxs that hold numbers. In some of the boxs a number maybe inputed starting with a zero. Right now some of the boxs drop the zero and other dont. Ive made sure the data types are varchars in SQL 2000 but they still drop the zero, but other boxs dont drop it. What do i need to look for to see why they are differant.
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HiGuys,
Back again with a problem(most probably a silly one).
I have written a function that will find a specifc pattern (in my case a date string in format mm-dd-yyyy.This date can be at any position in the input string) and replace it with something other string .
The following is the function for that ...
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