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Actually what is the data type of myAppointment?
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Hi Guru,
Instead of myAppointment.Start = Convert.ToDateTime(StartDateSeed+StartTimeSeed); , use the following code line.
myAppointment = Convert.ToDateTime(StartDateSeed+ "T" +StartTimeSeed);
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Hi,
Open the form solution.
1. Go to Solution Explorer.
2. There you will see references.
3. Right click on that -> Add reference.
4. In the .net tab you will find System.
After adding that use
Using System;
in the code.
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Hi,
How you are adding the new data. I mean from where you are opening the xml? I think you are updating the xml on your local file. Follow the steps as Anuma said, and then you will get the updated values in to the drop down.
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Then it should work. Are there any other rules on option buttons or text boxes? Verify once.
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Hi,
What is your option button data type? Can you attach your form. So that I may give correct solution.
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Hi,
I am glad to hear that you got it. And thanks for placing the solution here.
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Hi,
When you want to set a value to node of type whole number, date, time, decimal and date and time then you have to set the nil value false. Use the following code lines to set nil to true to the node.
if (node.GetAttribute("nil", "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance") != null)
{
if ((node.Value).Length != ...
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Hi,
The same rule applies here also. Go to Option button properties.
1. Click Rules button.
2. Click Add Action. Set the first text box field value as today().
3. Click Add action. Set the second text box value as concat(<first text box field>, ";", <second text box field>)
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Hi,
Write the following code line in the combo box in on after change event.
If(thisXDocument.View != null)
{
String viewName = thisXDocument.selectSingleNode("xpath of combobox").text;
thisXDocument.View.SwitchView(viewName);
}