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Great! Thanx for posting your solution! Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]

It really depends on your backend storage solution. If you are storing each ''record'' as a separate form, then you might as well just find a convenient way for the user to load the appropraite form. If all you records are stored in a single .xml file or as a database, it would likely make more sense to have a multi view single form. But these ...

You are fine. Don't worry about the ''my'' namespace. It is used for forms created from the ground up in InfoPath. Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]

I'm glad you got that fixed. Its sounds like kind of a hack of a solution, but it seems to work for now. 1) Date picker's don't actually pick time - only dates. To pick times, you should have a textbox or a drop-down list. Binding both a date picker and a time text box to the same field is not a good idea. The values will override each other. You ...

Sorry... I was assuming you would have just emailed me the template. Okay, so I have it. Now I need to know a few things... 1) Which view am I looking at? 2) What section/etc. of that view am I looking at? 3) Do I need a sample form.xml file to work with? Or should I just populate it myself -- if so populate what with what? 4) What part exactly, ...

I seem to have a mental block. Others seems to use ''my'' namespace & ''myFields''. But I do all my stuff through ''//s0:...'' & ''//dfs:...''. The only point I can see for ''my'' is if a ''Add...'' variables (fields or groups) to the ''myFields'' level in IP, and I can't see why I would want to do this. Is it because I'm using datasets & web ...

Just a question about how one might best approach a simple situation: I have a common (I imagine) requirement. I want an ''add new record'' form, an ''update existing'' form, and maybe (not sure) a find/navigate form. Would this be best tackled as a single form with different views, or separate forms (with either links in IP to switch between ...

Sorry, no, that didn't help at all, but I am grateful that you try :) Forget some of the detail. Here's what I think is needed: XDocument.QueryAdapter is hooked to an underlying WebServiceAdapter (in my case). When I go XD.QA.Query(), you ultimately wrap this and do the SOAP exchange with the WS. So I can't seem to get at the ''wrapper'' ...

Hi Greg, thanks for your answer. Now I have the solution for my Problem (vbscript): Sub XDocument_OnLoad(eventObj) Set wshnet = CreateObject(''WScript.Network'') XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''/my:meineFelder/my:TxtSAccount'').text = wshnet.UserName End Sub best regards Tom

Gregg, I cannot figure out how to attach a file on here so i have sent a post to the MS InfoPath newsgroup with the file attached. (The subject is ''For Gregg Collins [MVP]'') FYI - in the datasource F_ID (S_Ref holds references to one or more Features (F_ID) *_Doc holds references to one or more Solutions (S_ID) *_Feat holds references to one ...