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Are you attempting to automate the process? If not, I don't understand your scenario. It should be straight forward to load the template, fill in the form, and save it using Save or Save As from the File menu.
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To create a custom save event in InfoPath 2007:
1. Choose Form Options from the Tools menu
2. Select the Open And Save category.
3. Select the Save Using Custom Code check box.
4. Click Edit.
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Keep in mind that the ''display'' of a date isn't necessarily representative of the stored value of the date. In InfoPath dates are stored in the sortable XML format: ''yyyy-mm-dd'' even if InfoPath displays them as ''m/d/yyyy''. So when working against a formatted date (or time or number) you must ignore the formatting and deal with the actual ...
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You might try poping up a dialog box before the query to instruct the user that this will take some time, and to be patient.
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VS05 is a much better dev enviornment. There have been numerous improvements. Personally I prefer it, though for development reasons on various projects, I have both VS03 and VS05 installed side-by-side and switch between them as needed. You can certainly try this as well.
If you are going to make the jump to IP07, you should probably go ahead ...
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Did you try .SelectNodes(''//*'') ?
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Michael, please see my response in your other thread.
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The XPath is still not right... your filter on d:TOSS is comparing the first instance of @employeeDepartment (i.e. the field value on the first row of the table) to itself.
The beginning of the filter (or the parts in the square brackets '[ ]' is an absolute path to the first row of d:TOSS. The second part of the filter steps back up the tree, ...
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Great! Glad to hear you got it working!
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Yes, once you have the position of the row, you can use that position in a filter (i.e. Table/Row[Number]/FieldOfInterest).
You are getting 1 back because somehow you are not connecting to the master table properly with your XPath, and you've specified 1 as teh default return value. When you look in your view .xsl file, you will find existing ...