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Hello, and welcome!
Yes, you can.... http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA012073751033.aspx has some more information on this, but basically in your submit options, you can submit using rules. Then, just set up your rules with conditions, as you outlined in your post.
If you need more help or information, let me know, okay?
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Have you tried recreating your data connection? I ask because I just put together a quick demo form that uses a local xml file, published it, and while I get a security warning, I didn't get the Network Connection Unavailable warning.
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Hello and welcome!
I'm curious -- if you plan to keep the xml file on a local drive -- won't you have to have the same file in the same location on every machine the form will be filled out on? In that case, won't changing that file be a nightmare? If you do add it as a resource, at least you only need to change the resource file and ...
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Hi, Phil:
DAT is just a little different between v2.1 and 2.2. Here is a blog post by Clay Fox on mapping with v2.1: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxl/entry19790.aspx
You'll note the connection string is on the General tab and then there is a Database Mapping tab. Be sure you save after adding your form to DAT and adding ...
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Cool -- I do that kind of stuff too -- code dyslexia.
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Hello, and welcome!
Try this:
Set tp1 = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:DocumentNumber")
XDocument.UI.Alert(tp1.text)
and see if you get your node's text in your alert box.....
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Great -- glad you have it all working. Yes, Notepad2 is *wonderful* for figuring out where all your parentheses go. Also, it has syntax highlighting availble, so if you open an XML file (for example) with it, it is easier to read.
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Your second fomula you are showing:
substring(eval(eval(rsResourceName, 'concat(my:tbResourceName2, " , ")'), ".."), 1, string-length(eval(eval(rsResourceName, 'concat(my:tbResourceName2, " , ")'), "..") - 3)
Should be:
substring(eval(eval(rsResourceName, ...
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Again, you have an error with your parentheses. You have closed the parentheses for the substring function, but not for the concat function. The error is saying 'Hey, weren't you concatenating here? Did you want to add another value?' It's looking for a comma and another value, and a closing parenthesis.
There is a great, ...
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You have a little issue w/ your parenthesis at the end of your formula. Instead of - 3)) try ) - 3)