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It would be nice if you had posted the attempts you have made so far, but this seems to work. can you give it a ...
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Instead of the approach you are using, you can do this:
count((myField01 | myField02 | myField03)[. = ''])
This should also work for repeating fields.
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Hello Helen,
You are running into this error due to one of the subtleties of XPath that trips people up from time to time. The expression: /my:myFields/my:gpBrands/my:gpBrandDetails/my:gpContainer/my:gpRepeating[{number}]means "select the {number}th gpRepeating element under its respective parent element". But in this ...
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Hi Skarden,
I'm afraid I wouldn't really know. Though I helped with troubleshooting above, I've never used this tool. My guess is that it would not cause issues with your system and that the worst result would be that the tool simply would not work, but I cannot say that with complete certainty.
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It's not possible to manipulate layout tables and static text at runtime. When you need to manipulate tables and text, I recommend using Section controls and Calculated Value boxes. It should be possible to get a Calculated Value box to fill its enclosing cell.
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Hello Mgauf,
It sounds like these forms are in a SharePoint form library. If so, have you tried the library's Relink Documents page on these documents?
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It is possible to simulate this with built-in functionality by using the Default Values dialog to pre-populate the table with a lot of rows and then conditionally hiding as many as you need to. However, this is clunky because it gives you a whole bunch of empty rows and limits the number you can use.
Actually adding rows dynamically is not ...
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I would suggest adding another, non-displayed field to your repeating group and adding a rule on field1 to copy the relevant display name to that field when field1 changes. Then you can just do a double-eval on that field.
I would also suggest renaming your groups and fields to have more meaningful names. :-)
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Hi ozamani,
In pre-2010 versions of InfoPath, Calculated Value Boxes are called Expression Boxes.
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Please give this a try:translate(field1, concat(",:;'", '"'), "_____")Alternatively, you can use your approach and have a reference field with all the escapable characters, but you should specify it like this:translate(field1, reference, "__________")In other words, reference should not be in quotes.