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If you have your Web service established as a Data Connection, then the schema has already been created and is part of the .xsn file. If you extract the form files (See the File menu in the designer), then you can see what .xsd files are in your template.
Again, if you have the Web service as a Data Connection, then the schema is present and you ...
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Will you post your filters here? Select ''The Expression'' in the first drop-down list and then copy the results from the text box that appears after it. Its likely just that one of the filters are missing something.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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Hi Greg,
That does make sense. The relationship between the two data groups is the featureID which maps onto the refs data element.
When i add that filter, the features do get filtered, but only by removing the features that are not referenced by any solution.
for example if i had 10 features and 2 solutions, solution 1 references the even ...
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OK, we're cookin' here! Looks like I might get some replies here :)
I'm supposed to be on holiday in USA at present, so I'll wait till I get back for other questions.
For this one, what I had been intending was to be able to make minor alteration to schema at runtime. I might be getting hold of wrong end of stick, but I don't think so. My ...
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I'm assuming you have some sort of a relational item that connects features to solutions. If this is the case, you can add a filter on the repeating section for the features that only shows features that relate to the solution.
Did that make sense?
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
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It appears that the sql issue is resolved. Now, when I select an item from the DDL I get the error ''this value cannot be modified''
Thanks
Darryl
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I think I've resolved the problem, it apparantly doesn't like nulls. I'm attempting to change my Stored Procedure to pass 0 or '' and I'll let you know if I run into any other problems.
Thanks alot Greg. In particular for your promptness.
Darryl
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Hi,
i have the following datasource
<data>
<solutions>
<solution> - repeating group
<solutionID/>
... more fields
<feature_refs>
<refs> - repeating group
<ref/> - feature ID
</refs>
</feature_refs>
</solution>
...
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I've checked out the article and I'm still researching the XSD file in my Web Service. Picture this, I have 3 drop downs DDL2-DDL4 that always appear on the form (visually required). Although, nothing has to be in the DDL2-DDL4 box (I'm not talking about the Dropdown results, these items display properly if a valid ID is entered into the ...
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Saving to XML is nothing more than File | Save. Anyway, you found out that your fields did not exist... so this appears to be your problem.
To learn about Optional fields, please refer to the InfoPathDev.com Dev Nugget titled, ''The Difference Between Optional and Not Required'', which can be found ...