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Dim cVal = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//d:TrRevCostMain/SubmittedBy'')
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Dim cVal = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//d:TrRevCostMain/d:SubmittedBy'')
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Matt Faus
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I really need to look into the Import stuff, but how would it apply in this situation? He's creating rows with information about files in a directory within his form, that he wants to display. What would you be importing? From my understanding (which is limited), Import brings in data from an XML file and makes it available in the target form. How ...
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== ''utilizing a C# script'' == (French || Italian)
Anyway, I guess he's looking for a C# script that will open and validate his .xsl files. No idea how to do this.
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Matt Faus
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Well, being a college student currently taking Discrete Math II, I would say you've got a 4-dimensional set on your hands.
AxAyAzAp{ xR0y and yR0z and zR0p -> (x,y,z,p) element of R }, where (a,b) element of R0 if a presents b as a choice
A cool and easy (and also extremely scaleable) way to check the conditions of your set would be to create ...
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Cleanest way to do it would be to make a new view. Make a ''Print'' view with everything arranged exactly how you want it (with or without buttons, etc.) and then when you are ready to print, change views and ctrl+P!
Other than that, you could make a ''Print!'' button at the bottom and attach code to it. Then make a sentinel field in your DOM ...
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I had to do this recently. The easiest fastest way to do it is to set the text color of the password field to the same exact color as the background of the box your typing it into, such as white. This way as the password is being typed you can't see it. This is how Unix systems and the like do it. No stars, no characters, no nothing.
Otherwise, I ...
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Hm, maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think that was the question he was asking, Patrick.
If you're trying to populate a repeating table within your DOM (which is what it seems like you're trying to do) - try this:
// get the list of nodes from table 1
var h_items = xDoc.selectNodes( ''/my:Proposal/my:h_items/my:h_item'' );
// get the list of nodes ...
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I would suggest putting the whole lot of your forms into one, where each one has a different View. This way they're all consolidated and you don't have to write ''automation code''. If you're worried about security and users not being able to get into the ''Admin form'' you could hide that View from the list and create another View that has one ...
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You might be right on using the wrong Ctrl-ID if nothing is happening. It's easier than your making it out to be.
1) Double-click on your button in design mode.
2) The ctrl-ID of the button is in the box labeled ''ID:'' - You can even change it to something like ''but_patient_goto'' if you want to make your code more easily understandable.
If ...
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1) Double-click on your listbox in design mode and at the bottom where you have connected the list to a SQL database, you can choose what field you want to be the ''Value'' and what field you want to be the ''Display Name''. When you call selectSingleNode(''...'').text it will return the value of the field that you chose for ''Value'', not ...