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Hi, and welcome:
Set a condition on the rule that the target field (where you want to put today()) must be blank. That way, if it already has a date, the rule won't run.
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Try this: oEnvelope.Subject = "Reduce and Pay Notification for TA: " + getNodeValue("iss:issue/my:TA");
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When I look at the snap of your data source, "my:TA" doesn't appear to be inside any groups. The contributors folder is not expanded, but I can see "my:TA". This would lead me to believe that "iss:issue/my:TA" would be the correct XPath.
You can delete the line for string textBoxXpath, if you like. The suggestion ...
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I'm sorry, I don't have a jscript version. As to the issue above, your form will need to be full trust to use this code.
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Is the form based off another schema or a DB? I ask because I see that TA uses the "my" namespace, but I'm not sure what namespace issue uses.
You could try "dfs:issue/my:TA" if you are based off a DB....Or, you could save your form as source files (I think in IP 2003, it is under the File Menu, Extract form files) and ...
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Hi --
A couple of things:
Your XPath should go in quotes in your code, like this "my:TA"
Your XPath is probably wrong, since most likely it is at least in a group like myFields, so "my:myFields/my:TA"
If you are using IP 2007, you can right click on the node in the data source task pane and select Copy XPath to get ...
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First off, it turns out I was mistaken -- you can't use the SwitchView method while the changed event is running. See this blog post for more information and a possible work around.
As far as learning to code for InfoPath, for the 2003 OM, Patrick Halstead's book Developing solutions with Microsoft InfoPath is a great starting point. I ...
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Hi:
I just posted a sample for this here. Basically, it uses a conditional default for a 'helper' field called month (used for the sake of simplicity) and then rules to set the date. I tested it for January values as well.
Full information and some instructions for use and testing are in the form. Check it out and see if it helps you.
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You could try substring-after to get the word after the space:
substring-after("main street", " ")
will return "street", for example.
So, using your formula above, if the value of the current node is "main street":
concat(substring(translate(substring-after(., " "), ...
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I'm sorry, I don't know of a way to change the message. It is ugly, isn't it! I imagine there is a way in code....