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Hi Justin,
Well, looks like a very strange construct to have </>. I've never seen that. Can you save the XML, remove that and try to open locally? Does your query not generate the right XML? If yuou can save the XML to your local file system, I'd try to look at the actual text to see if there isn't some strange character (use the command ...
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Hi Toetankh,
We typically use xsd:any elements and not attributes. However, I believe that InfoPath should have no trouble since it supports xsi:nil and other attributes without too much trouble. Extract your solution and modify the xsd and see what happens.
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Hi Olylax and welcome!
Yes, this is totally possible and we have done forms like this. Send me e-mail if you would like some help.
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Hi Dave and welcome!
I have no idea. We use HTML taskpanes.
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Hi KGL and welcome to our forum!
For the dynamic info, you can filter based on a secondary data source or you can add rules. No JS required. Good luck!
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Hi again,
MS needs more information to be able to repro this bug. Are you adding a drop-down and then getting value into it through the secondary data source or the dropdown actually added as a control from the secondary data source. Most importantly there is no information on the controls inside the 2nd View and how they are added. You talk about ...
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Cool. Thanks for the info!
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Hi Mike,
Sounds like a bug. I will send e-mail to MS.
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Hi Sudheesh,
You should be able to use a repeating section and conditional formatting to do this. You could also do some manual xsl editing to get it to work, but that's more work. Please try converting your repeating table into a repeating group of two sections with different backgrounds which conditionally show depending on the state of the ...
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Hi Raoul,
You can use Regform to create a JS (or MSI) that your normal users run. Unfortunately, with this option, you cannot have the form on your website and auto-updating. However, you can also sign the form using a digital certificate and give it full trust that way. Good luck!