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You can just place a rule on the Project_Name field that sets the valut of Project_Name2 to the value of Project_Name. That should work.
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Hi Chase_H,
You should talk to tberch. He has a nice data-driven system that you could apply to contracts. We have done these many times before and it's totally doable but will require some relatively complex view work to make it data-driven. You'll have to use calculated values and pull data in from a secondary data source, ideally a ...
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It worked!!!
Thanks Jim. You are awesome!
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You have a typo in the xpath, the left square bracket '[' should not be preceded by a forward slash '/'. And the second argument to the eval function should be relative to the node which is returned by the xpath.
Try:
sum(eval(../my:ByDocID/my:group2[my:IDColor='B/W'], 'my:IDNoPages * ...
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Hi,
I am getting the same issue. I need to provide authentication credentials three times when opening the DAT
The OS is Windows 2008 R2 SP1. When I click cancel on the second popup it then opens the form without further popups.
I used fiddler to capture the web sessions, and the first popup corresponds to a HTTP ...
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I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I am getting the following error:Node-test expected.
sum(eval(../my:ByDocID/my:group2/-->[<--my:IDColor='B/W'], '../my:ByDocID/my:group2/my:IDNoPages * ../my:ByDocID/my:group2/my:IDTimes'))this is the formula with the changes to fit it in to my ...
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Can you attach your template to a reply under the Options tab?
Is there any chance this is a co-incidence? That there is a data connection causing the issue? 'Cause the error makes me think of a web service data connection issue, not some accidentally added & blank code .dll.
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It has been a while since I've used code to return a stored procedure - but you should be able to just return a results table.
In fact, you can modify your data connection to execute a stored procedure - maybe pass in a dummy value for your parameter? And then you will be assured that the schema IP creates will be correct for the returned ...
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I see. DBXL actually sends the data to SQL on every submit, so you wouldn't need to worry about getting the latest data, since the databases are constantly updated.
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