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Do you have DBXL installed in two different places, or are you just accessing DAT in two different environments? DAT is simply an interface for DBXL's settings. If you save a Doctype's configuration (with database mappings, etc), and then open DAT somewhere else, but from the same DBXL installation, those settings will still be ...
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BUILTIN\administrators is a group name for the administrators on a computer. If you are an administrator on your machine you should be able to leave it that way.
Are you by any chance using a browser other than IE? The forms will only load correctly if you access them from Internet Explorer, so if you are using some other browser, ...
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You have to replace <servername> with the actual name of your server, or you can use localhost if you are accessing the service locally.
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Yes, that is entirely possible to do. The fields bound to dropdown boxes are always different from the source of the dropdown boxes' contents.
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So you're saying that the field where you're storing the results is in the groupToSum group? If that's the case then you can probably get around this issue by storing the result in a field outside that group.
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Are you storing the result to a field in the groupToSum group? If you are, that formula will create a recursive loop, and that error.
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It would help if you would show us an example of the code you're trying to use. Otherwise we can only make wild guesses at what's going wrong.
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Code like this would do the trick. Of course in actuality you would want to perform error checking first, to make sure that none of the input values is blank, and that endDateCombined occurs after startDateCombined. It would also make sense factor the "xsi:nil" removal code out into a separate method, since it's used three ...
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How is your data source structured?
If you put all the nodes
you want to sum in a group without any other elements in it, then you
can get their sum with the XPath function sum(/my:myFields/my:groupToSum/*)Replacing the "my:myFields/my:groupToSum" with the actual path to the group.
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Hello again,
Sorry for putting you to the trouble of getting VS2005 from your IT department. Unfortunately I'm not sure there's a way to use Visual Studio to add a code component to an existing form template, but actualy, I have come up with a JScript version of my SpellNumber code.
To use it, set up your template to ...