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You were right about all of that. Thanks.
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if its an internal only form, and the location information is published in your AD, you could use the sharepoint AD lookup to get the users region. then change your code to suit per region. doing your own verification if you have to.
if you have many different locations that might be alot of work though.
OR, drop that ...
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Hi,
I'm new to InfoPath, but have figured out how to make a form and add conditional formatting to it. However, I have run into an issue:
I have conditionally formatted a Section to show/hide based on whether another radio button set is either True or False.
Using the form, all other conditional formatting works without ...
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Since I'm guessing Employee is a non-numeric value, you need quotation marks around its value:
concat("Delete /xpath=/my:myFields/my:Labor/my:MasterLaborCall/my:MasterLaborRepeating[../my:MasterLaborPerson='", Employee, "']")
That's SINGLE QUOTE DOUBLE QUOTE before the first comma, and DOUBLE QUOTE ...
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To the best of my knowledge, this functionality isn't available outside of VS 2005. However, with one license for (each of) your dev machine(s), you can use IP 2010 with VSTA to create IP 2003-compatible forms.
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I'm getting a wierd error when trying to delete a row from a table based on a value from another table.
My command is - concat("Delete /xpath=/my:myFields/my:Labor/my:MasterLaborCall/my:MasterLaborRepeating[../my:MasterLaborPerson=", Employee, "]")
The error I get is -
Action: Delete. ...
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One clear issue is that you are using AppendChild to try to set nodes' values when you should be using SetValue().
I'm not sure what the issue you're describing is though. What do you mean, specifically, when you say "the current row?"
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Have you tried signing the form with a certificate and then publishing to the share it with InfoPath's built-in publishing features? There is a chance that that might work.
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I don't believe Microsoft has provided any APIs for manipulating XSNs. An XSN is essentially a CAB file, and to modify one, you would extract it, make your modifications, and then reassemble it into a CAB and save it with an XSN extension. CabLib is one such library for doing this.
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Love your profile pic!
So, this is a an XMLFormView web part? or something else? How does the form behave in the browser? Same as in the web part? or as it behaves in InfoPath Filler?