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Hey, Lawson:
Here's what I've used in the past:
//Create the new form
XDocument newForm = thisApplication.XDocuments.NewFromSolution(@"C:\Users\Lawson\Desktop\Switch View.xsn");
//Convert to IXMLDOMDocument2
IXMLDOMDocument2 newFormDom = (IXMLDOMDocument2)newForm.DOM;
//Set the namespace (correct for the ...
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The user won't ever enter data in this field, right? Why not just hide it if it is NaN?
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Hi:
What is @id? Is it a field in your form? What does your data source look like?
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Hey, Lawson:
Does this new variable need to be on a new line in the csv file? Or simply added to what you are already writing?
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For your first issue, do you mean that when a row is hidden in a repeating table, you see a thicker border? I've had that happen, and if I recall, removing the top border from the row made it a bit prettier.
I'm afraid I don't understand the second issue you describe. Could you perhaps attach a sample template?
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In the conditional formatting for your button, set the first dropdown to "The Expression". Type in position() != 1. This will hide your button for all but the first group.
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I've attached a sample that does this with conditional formatting. Right click the link in the post header, and save the template locally. Right click on the saved file and select Design to open in design mode. Preview and change the option button to watch the second table change.
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Hi:
Most controls on a form are bound to data source fields, whether in the main data source or in a secondary data source. Buttons, expression boxes and hyperlinks are exceptions...
But it isn't like Windows Form development -- you can't really programatically create a control. If, for example, you have a repeating table on a form that ...
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MSDN says:
Note In some cases, calling the ExecuteAction method from the OnClick event for a button in a view may cause an error. This is because the selected context changes to the button when the button is clicked. In this case, it is better to use a button (or link) on a custom task pane, toolbar, or menu to call the ExecuteAction ...
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Hi:
First, move your "Add Testers" button into your repeating section that you have outlined in red.
With this line: XPathNavigator group = root.SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:group3/my:group4/my:group9", NamespaceManager); you are always selecting the first the group9 group. That is why your testers are being added to ...