InfoPath Dev

I'm still getting problems with createNode. When I try it without a namespaceURI it tells me the prefix "my" is not defined, but I have read the MS article and checked the template and xmlns:my is defined in there. Element '{http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/myXSD/2007-11-08T16:31:56}UID' is unexpected ...

Thanks Hilary. Unfortunately, our AUP restrictions stop me getting on to that link but I'll go hunting for the createNode method. Thanks again.

I'm still patiently waiting for my boss to sign it off! Until then it's the standard 2003 script editor. I don't know how I ever programmed without Intellisense before! I don't know if this is a different context, but I'm still having a couple of problems with this. I'm trying to check the length of the nodes once I have ...

Thanks Hilary, that worked a treat. I thought I had tried that but I must have missed childNodes off the end! Programming with XML is proving trickier than I thought!

Hi all... I'm trying to follow the instructions at this web site: http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/xmldom/quickref/node_childNodes.html I am writing a supposedly simple piece of code but I'm really struggling to get it right. It's probably some simple mistake I am making so I thought I would post it here. The code: Set oNode = ...

I have an expression box on the form with the following formula: my:Users/my:UNetID != "" It turns to true as soon as any of the fields bound to UNetID have something in them. I should point out that my button and expression box are both outside the repeating group in case that makes a difference. When the expression box displays ...

Hi dlocc, Without seeing your code I'm going to have to imagine you have been careful to make sure it is identical, but have you checked the Properties of the Rich Text Box? Under the display tab I believe there is a paragraph breaks tick box that may not have a tick in it. Hope this helps, Ben

I don't have 2007 so I can't send you an exact example of what you would be looking for, but you have already navigated to a node with the following line: XPathNavigator rtfNav = nav.SelectSingleNode("//my:rtfField", NamespaceManager);  So what you would need to do is set the address of your drop down box in the place of ...

Woo! The following seems to work:Sub XDocument_OnContextChange(eventObj) If eventObj.Type = "ContextNode" Then 'Selection or context in the form has changed. Write your code here to respond to the changes. 'Retrieve html object for task pane.Set oHTMLDoc = XDocument.View.Window.TaskPanes.Item(0).HTMLDocument.all 'Clear ...

I don't quite understand. Would the drop down list be inside or outside of the rich text box? If it's outside, you would just replace "Line 1" with a .Text value from the node or attribute associated with the drop down box a similar way to what you have done for rtfNav. I would imagine that to be the case.