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Nice looking form.
The problem is that when you pasted the JScript code into your new form, you overwrote the auto-generated SelectionNamespaces line, which the JScript uses for locating nodes by their namespaces. To fix this, open the code and replace this text on line ...
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Looks like you just attached the JScript. Will the forum not let you attach XSNs to your posts? If so, changing the extension to .txt should allow you to do it.
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Hiya Ben,
If you'd be willing to attach your XSN to this thread or e-mail it to Hilary or me, one of us would be happy to look at it for you. From the above information it's difficult to tell what might be wrong if it's not a misspelling (or mis-capitalization) of the XPath.
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I can't seem to reproduce your error. What was the rule you used, precisely? If I use a rule to set a date field to a blank value, it seems to work without any problems (see the attached XSN).
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[quote user="dannyduke"]The comboxbox is set to list items from the database, with its ID as the display value and description as the selected value. The textbox is bound to combobox, so when the ID is selected the description is loaded into the textbox. - This works really well. [/quote]
This doesn't sound right to me. ...
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I haven't used access, but from what I know of databases, the fields cannot be colored.
Are you perhaps asking about coloring the cells in the InfoPath form? If so, that is entirely doable.
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What's it supposed to do? What is it actually doing?
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Between ScheduleLocation and @.
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You need a forward slash either at the end of
"/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:ScheduleResource[d:ScheduleLocation";
or at the beginning of
"@"
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If you're programmatically adding rows to the table, I would recommend against the structure you just described. It will probably create the extra work of making sure that all of the group5s are inserted after all of the group3s. I'd recommed putting the repeating groups under their own non-repeating parents.
I'd ...