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Hey Joel,
It is possible for the XPath to display values will be different for an Expression box and a text box due to how they are represented in the underlying XSL. The most likely error is that the result of current() is different for the two controls.
To help you debug the problem, you can use this XPath to determine where current() ...
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Hi MylesRip,
There is no way to access the ScreenTip programmatically, either through code or the designer. This is annoying and last week at the MVP Global Summit I let several members of the InfoPath team at Microsoft know that they should really expose these things as part of the object model.
Lastly, I really doubt that ScreenTips will work ...
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You were close! Here's what it should be:
xdXDocument:GetDOM(''libinscos'')/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:libinscos[@pkguid=current()/@pkguid]/@insureco
You should be able to hook up your form to the SharePoint list rather easily. I found this video that explains how to do this in IP2003, but it should be pretty much the same process in ...
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Hi Soshan and welcome to the forums!
There is no easy way to disable certain dates from being input like you want, but you can do this with code. To do this, double-click the date field, go to Data Validation tab, select OnBeforeChange event at the bottom, and then click edit form code. Insert code here (using examples found from searching this ...
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Hi Joel and welcome to the forums! You've definitely come to the right place for all of your InfoPath needs.
You can do this with repeating table or repeating section. Either way, you need to remove the ''header'' that is attached to the table in the repeating group, and then ''recreate'' it with a seperate table directly above the repeating ...
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Hey quikdoc,
You can do this in rules or code with a substring operation. It would look something like this:
substring( indexOf(''CN=''), indexOf('',OU'') - indexOf(''CN='') )
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Hi zamiran and welcome to the forums! You have come to the right place for your XML and InfoPath questions - we are the best in the world!
The easiest way to do this would be to just add a data connection to the SharePoint list and pull everything down into a secondary DOM. After that is done you can use this tutorial to populate based on a ...
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Hi mrudula,
There are countless posts about this on our forums, so please try out the search feature in the top right of the screen.
Instead of creating your own MailEnvelope object and setting the implicit one to it, just edit the implicit one directly.
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Oh yeah, and welcome to the forums! You've come to the right place for all of your InfoPath questions!
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Hi Carla,
Yes, this is pretty easy to do and we do it all the time. We use regular buttons instead of radio buttions, but I guess you could do it with radio as well. Try these steps:
1. Create the set of radio buttons on the first view
2. Add rules to each of the radio buttons such that ''If <RadioButtonNode> = View1'' THEN ''Switch views ...