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Well, the code you've highlighted in bold suggests that you would have a data node at:
/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/tns:FProspectResponse/tns:FProspectResult/tns:FetchProspect/tns:FirstName/d:field
which seems reasonably unlikely.
Use XPathNavigator to select a single node, and XPathNodeIterator to select a list of nodes. ...
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Well, first off, I'd use my XPath in the second navigator to select only the nodes in the dataFields group that have a value of True (if that is what selecting the checkbox sets the field to) in the checkbox node. And I'd make it an XPathNodeIterator, so it has all of the nodes where the filter applies.
XPathNodeIterator dataFields = ...
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Well, I wonder. In your main data connection, if you walk through the wizard again, you could click the 'Edit SQL' button and add to your select clause to create a dummy boolean.... like select col1, col2, 'False' as Selected .... then you should have a column called 'Selected' in your data source set to false that ...
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Can you elaborate more on the errors you are getting? Jimmy posted two versions, one for C# in IP 2007 and one for the 2003 OM. Which are you using?
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If the sections you are showing and hiding are in a layout table, make sure the row is set to automatically size. Look in the Table Properties, and check your row heights. If they are in another section, be sure the section is set to auto for the height -- that is in Section Properties, under Size.
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Is the control bound to a field in a repeating group, or a field that repeats? Does the control show any errors, or do you have any errors in the Design Checker task pane? I ask because if the control is bound correctly, I wouldn't expect this behavior.....
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The code sample is using the IP 2003 object model. If you are using IP 2007, you can either set your form to use C# 2003 compatible for the programming language or modify the code to use the 2007 OM. This MSDN article has some information on the differences.
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Nope, you never have the easy ones! From what I know and read in the documentation on MSDN, you will not be able to set just the 'from' for an Email Submit connection. If you check this link, you'll see that 'from' isn't in the listed members of the email connection class.
Browsing some other posts on this forum, someone ...
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I am attaching the template after making some minor modifications:
For your grand total, I put in a default value that sums all the cost nodes
For your category, since you had no default value set, the first item (which is the one you were testing with) was never able to be 'selected'. In effect, category was always blank.
Take a ...
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So, what is the formula in the expression box that is giving you errors? Can you copy and paste it in here? If you preview the form, and put an amount in the 'total' field, and add line items that have an amount in the 'cost' field (if you have no sum of costs, you'll see an error) do you still have an error? I guess I'm ...