InfoPath Dev

You will need code for that. Here is a VBScript sample code that calculates the difference between 2 date fields, named date1 and date2: Sub CTRL3_5_OnClick(eventObj) Dim nodeDate1 Dim nodeDate2 Dim dt1Val Dim dt2Val Dim daysElapsed Set nodeDate1 = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//my:myFields/my:date1'') Set nodeDate2 = ...

Hi Taffman, Make sure you are entering the value using “Insert Field or Group” and selecting the value from your secondary data source. Do not enter it by typing it in. Hope this helps.

Hi Marcellino, I got your email and I think I understand what you are trying to accomplish. However, not having enough information, I can not tell why your code is not working. Maybe you can rename your source file and resend it.

Hi, Partha, Welcome to the forum. Assuming you are going to copy all the nodes over based on the customer you selected in the drop down list, you will most likely need to use code for that. You will want to clone the repeating nodes from the secondary data source and append to the main dom. Hope this helps.

You are welcome, Deb. :-) The { }'s are required to group the code to execute for the IF condition. The code previously would always return after the if statement was executed.

Try this: function CTRL19_5::OnClick(eventObj) { if (XDocument.Errors.Count > 0) { XDocument.UI.Alert(''Required information is missing as indicated by the red asterisk(s).'') return; } XDocument.Submit() Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true); }

Sorry, the above reply is not what you are looking for. Look at this thread instead.http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=33

Hi Deb, Check out this thread:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1123&SearchTerms=error,validation,required,field

I think Deb is correct. Close the From action only closes the form itself, not the InfoPath application. You still need the Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true) to close the application.

In C# and VB.net is Environment.UserName.