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Are you looking to create and edit new XML files using InfoPath, or open and edit existing XML files that were not created with InfoPath?
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Hello Jonny,
I can see how this behavior would be frustrating to you and how it would be nice if at least the   were placed inside all the tags instead of at the end of the DIV.
Perhaps my attempts to reproduce your situation are not exactly mimicking your behavior, but my InfoPath (2007) seems to be rendering the markup a bit ...
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In the summary report, try adding a non-repeating section bound to NextPeriodRepGrp, and then put the bulleted list inside that.
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The problem here is a disconnect between the SharePoint list's return values and InfoPath's functionality. The values it actually sends down for a checkbox list item are 1 for True/Yes and 0 for False/No, but InfoPath's default behavior for checkboxes is to show them as checked when the value is "true", and ...
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You are using an absolute path here:
/my:minaFlt/my:grupp1/my:grupp2
But you need to use a relative path (relative to e.Source) to get at the node you want. Are you sure that e.Source isn't already positioned at the grupp2 node that you need?
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Could it be that you don't actually have a field in your data source with this path?: my:myFields/my:theAttachmentField2 Or perhaps there's a capitalization mistake somewhere (either in the way you named the field, or in that path there).
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This line should have nn.text, not n.text, and theAttachment2, not theAttachment:
String theAttachment2 = n.text;if (theAttachment.Length > 0)
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The button's code can do as much or as little as you want it to do. You just need to figure out a design that makes sense.
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No worries. Glad it helped :-)
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I already told you how to fix the problem and Hilary has modified your code to work correctly. It has nothing to do with the System.Text namespace.