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quote:Originally posted by Patrick Halstead
As you now know, it isn't. The designer opens whichever view you are on when you preview.
And as you now know from my bug report, deisgner preview does not always open whichever view you are on...
Patrick/Greg, I'm reporting a bug here in the post above. I would be most appreciative if you could ...
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Is this an internal or external schema? Meaning, was it created using InfoPath or by some other means?
The solution I gave you will work if your schema was created in InfoPath. If not, you just need to follow standard schema design practices. I would suggest downloading a copy of XML Spy Home Edition for schema work.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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quote:Originally posted by jonbrave
OK, I'm starting to look into this.
Can I *please* have an answer first off to a very simple question: is ''Default View'' taken into account when previewing from *design* mode?
As you now know, it isn't. The designer opens whichever view you are on when you preview.
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OK, after exhaustive investigation, what we seem to have here is an IP bug(?).
The Question:
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When is a Default View not a Default View?
The Answer:
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A Default View is not a Default View when another view has ''queryView'' property....
The Problem:
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I have an IP .XSN file. One particular view inside it ...
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Hi Code Wizard,
I think Greg's option might still work if you use a reference to name.
Another alternative would be to create the xsd schema outside of InfoPath and load it into InfoPath. Using references ought to work here too.
Good luck!
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oh sorry, guess I was not quite clear. The name attribute is unique.
Example:
<root>
<field1 name=''John''>
<field2 name=''Mike'' />
</field1>
</root>
When I try to add another attribute field called name, Infopath displays an error ''A field or group with that name already exists.''
As I understand ...
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It doesn't hurt to have extra namespaces set that you are not using. Your solution is rather elegant provided that there are not additional namespaces to account for in the other DOM.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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1. In the Data Source task pane, right-click the field that has the name that you want to use elsewhere in your schema, and then choose Reference.
2. Select the destination field, and then click OK.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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Please be kind enough to try something very simple for me. I feel I'm going mad! I've now tested from scratch on another PC here, and I do *not* find that Default View is taken into account from design mode!
Very simple steps:
1. Start IP
2. ''Design a form''
3. ''New blank form''
4. You're looking at ''View 1''. Type ''View 1'' onto it.
5. ...
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I want to be able to add a node or an attribute via the right click Add option in the data source task bar that has the same name as an existing node or attribute. Infopath keeps giving me an error.
Example:
<root>
<field1 name=''''>
<field2 name='''' />
</field1>
</root>
Add attribute ''name'' to ...