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[quote user="acarita"]Since I was just querying the data that is there I thought it would be ok to create the secondary source.[/quote] Yes, it certainly is, but in that situation, you need to query that data source, and not the main one. Please try some code like this:
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Simply use a Rule to copy the value of that textbox's field into the other web service's pararmeter field just before querying, and you're all set.
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I think you can use that code if your main data source is set up as a database connection. Is it set up that way?
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If you open Form Options... from the Tools menu and then opening the Programming section, you should see which language is currently selected for your form.
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[quote user="moggy"]Looking at code samples I need a good knowledge of xPath, which is not something I have used before, so I do not understand the syntax that I need to get hold of the check box controls.[/quote]
Try opening the Data Source taskpane, right-clicking one of the fields to which your one of your checkboxes is ...
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If you open the Form Options dialog and go to the Programming section, you can select a location for your code. That might let you put the code in France the way you want.
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Is there a reason why you quintuple-nested all your code snippets?
The code there is JavaScript. Is your form set up to use JavaScript as the language? It doesn't look like it is. And if you were using JavaScript, the first line you posted above should start with XDocument.DOM, not XDocument.DOOM
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When you say "Form Code," do you mean codebehind (i.e. C#, VB, JScript, or VBScript)? If so, which one are you using?
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Simply create a field in your form, set its default value to the now() function, and uncheck "Update this value when the result of the formula is recalculated." and you should be all set.
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Hello again,
It looks like you can accomplish what you want to do with some code like the following:
FileQueryConnection q = DataSources["dataSourceName"].QueryConnection as ...