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Available Versions JScriptVBScriptVB.NETC#V1ü SP1ü üTechniques Demonstrated:Use an HTML task pane to display dynamic, rich (HTML) help.Dynamically update help as focus field changes in form.Use a polling loop to get current focus field with GetContextNodes method.Secondary data source for storing help ...
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Available Versions JScriptVBScriptVB.NETC#V1SP1üTechniques Demonstrated:Dynamic in-view instructions using expression boxes and conditional formatting.Optional in-view instructions using secondary data sources and conditional formatting.Open Rules.Multiple views.Hiding views from the menus.Secondary data sources.Cascading drop-down list ...
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Available Versions JScriptVBScriptVB.NETC#V1ü SP1üTechniques Demonstrated:Use nested layout tables (layout tables within layout tables) to modify the tab order.
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Available Versions JScriptVBScriptVB.NETC#V1 SP1üTechniques Demonstrated:Cascading drop-down list boxes in a repeating table.Filter duplicate entries.Manually edited view XSL.Preserve code block.Use xsl:variable to ensure proper cascade.Secondary data source to populate drop-down list boxes.
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Available VersionsJScriptVBScriptVB.NETC#V1üSP1üTechniques Demonstrated:Single-level bulleted list of rich text boxes.Using a layout table to keep bullet at the top.
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Available VersionsJScriptVBScriptVB.NETC#V1üSP1üTechniques Demonstrated:Populate a table cell when a row is inserted (via rules in SP1 and code in V1). Reference a different cell on the same row (via rules in SP1 and code in V1). Using a button per table row to update a cell (via rules in SP1 and code in V1). Preventing recursion in an ...
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The newDoc schema must match exactly that of your form or you will end up with schema errors that will prevent the form from opening.
Since you've said you applied an XSLT to the original DOM, that would indicate to me that you modified the DOM somehow--possibly changing node names, order or location. Any of these things will cause problems.
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Please explain what you mean by ''the view name of that list''. Are you referring to XDocument.View.Name?
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Yes, the OnContextChange is fired after OnLoad... it occurs when the view has been drawn completely (keep in mind the View object doesn't even exist during OnLoad--it is created and rendered afterward). Once the view is drawn, the initial context is set, thus firing the very first OnContextChange event.
Here's what I had to do to get the custom ...
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