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I'm sorry, I didn't read closely enough. Your URL doesn't look right - it is missing /_vti_bin
Try your URL in the browser first to make sure it returns the page that shows the operations for the service.
http://oursharepointsitecollection/_vti_bin/UserProfileService.asmx?WSDL
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Hello all,
I have been looking around the forum for a while, but finally decided to make an account and post! My question is is there a way to assign a calculated default value to each row in a repeating table? I did find an example where they calculated the first row in the repeating table but I haven't found an example where they go ...
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HI Hilary
I didn't even get that far. It errored while trying to connect to the SOAP service.
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Yeah, the requirements always change right before you get it. But now i've got this problem on the brain and so won't stop till I've solved it.
Then again, isn't that the way it always goes for us, lol.
Thanks again
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I'm happy this thread & the forum in general have been helpful to you - how funny that the requirements changed right when you were working out the solution - isn't that the way it always goes? :)
Have a great day!
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I will read though those links to develop a better grasp on what I am doing. There is only so much a person can learn from google, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+v, lol. While I have learned a lot from that method, I have learned more though this single forum entry.
I will also look over the template and attempt to repurpose what it ...
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Well, actually my expression uses a relative path after the preceding-sibling::.
http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_axes.asp
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12347412/concept-xml-xlst-preceding-sibling-and-ancestor
The * selects all elements.
Current is the current element. Generally useful when your current element is ...
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Here's a sample that shows this - download the linked file, right click the local copy, select design, preview, and change values, insert items, etc.
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Questions on a side note:
what does preceding-sibling::* mean vs the full path after :: ?
what does current() mean and how exactly can that be used?
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Well that works differently for sure, but still not accurate. That simply returns all names regardless of the preceding-siblings.