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Might you attach a screenshot of your mapping and of the DB table in this thread?
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You can sign the form in Form Options->Security and Trust.
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Did you in fact sign the form with a certificate?
Is there a particular reason your form needs to be full trust? There is a lot you can do with just domain-level trust.
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The XPath equivalent of left(field, x) is substring(field, 1, x), and the XPath equivalent of a & b [ & c ...] is concat(a, b [, c...]), so the formula you're going for is something like:
concat(substring(firstfield, 1, 1), secondfield)
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You will need to have the dropdown populated from a repeating field somewhere (most likely a secondary data source), and you will need to add and remove nodes to that location, not the location where the control is bound. Aside from the obvious ones (like SelectSingleNode()), these methods should be enough to accomplish what you ...
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I'm sure the members here would appreciate it if you wouldn't mind sharing your solution, but here is one solution:
Add a secondary XML data source with two fields: <ButtonA> and <ButtonB>
For each of these fields, add two rules as the first two rules:Condition: <Current Field> is blank. Action: Stop ...
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This is a perfect time for a secondary XML data source. Just create a simple XML file in notepad like this (come up with better names for the elements):<SectionShowing>
<Section1>no</Section1>
<Section2>no</Section2>
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What exactly is the conditional formatting condition on each of the sections? Is is just based on whether the checkbox fields' values are one value or another? Are the checkboxes bound to fields that are returned by the query?
One thing you can do is display the checkbox fields' values in an expression box to see if they ...
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Of course. Just put the main checklists in several views, and then put the filtered read-only list in another view. For the summary view, you may need to stack several lists on top of each other, depending on how your data source is structured.