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On view 1, I added a button that changes the REST URL to pass in form values. Maybe give this a try?
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This works for me (pick the initial "Value" with the field picker): eval(eval(Value[. != ""], 'concat(., count(preceding-sibling::Value[. != ""]) + 1, ", ")'), "..")
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So - your webservice only takes XML? One of your posts had this: $select=ID,Address2,City,State,Zip5,Zip4,DeliveryPoint,CarrierRoute,&$filter= etc - is that also valid? If so, what would the filter syntax be?
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I am apparently not expressing my question well. What is a URL you can paste in a browser that will return an address? What should the filter look like? Do you have any documentation for the REST API you are trying to use?
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Can you copy the XPath for the "Value" field? Set the Fields pane to advanced view, right click on the Value node and select "Copy XPath"?
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So - what would a valid filter for your REST URL look like? What's a sample URL you can paste into a browser address bar & get data back? Mainly I'm just concerned about the filter syntax. :)
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Well, you are getting an invalid number of arguments because it doesn't seem like you are actually concatenating anything together - I just see one long string. I'd guess your filter needs to be different - what in there is supposed to be fields from your form? Address2[. = AddressMy] appears to have an XPath filter on it.... Maybe attach ...
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Add conditional formatting to hide the attachment field.
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See attached - there is a rule on a button that sets another field that I think does what you want.
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Can you attach a screenshot showing what is happening when you open an existing XML file? I don't see anything hiding the repeating attachment control, so don't see a reason why you wouldn't be able to attach new files.