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I can go about and place values into a textbox now using the above code. How would I later pull out different values from the repeating section through code? More specifically, I need to pull out the @Answer node for each repeating section. Thanks for your help
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Feel rather dumb not thinking of that. It worked perfectly. Thanks for your help!!
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Thank you Ernesto..... it works!!!
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I would think that there is probably an issue with your rules. If the value of the textbox is NaN, then it is not blank. You might have to tweak your rules. If you want, please post a screenshot of the rule(s) using the Options tab.
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Thanks for the reply
Column1[EmployeeID = cboNames]
So by referring to cboNames I am referring to the ID value itself. InfoPath automatically takes the first item of the combo box as the ID in this reference. That was what was confusing me.
I will try to use as little code as possible as that seems to be the general thinking ...
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Hi Chintan,
qRules does this via the DateDiff command, and in fact there is an example in the documentation included in the trial.
The other option is to write custom code.
Good luck!
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Hi Chintan,
You can do this via custom code, or use the DateDiff command in qRules. The documentation included in the trial contains an example of DateDiff!
Good luck.
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Hi Jimmy,
I've updated my html file (made it more detailed). Hopefully everything is clear now, otherwise I can always send you the original document?
Thank you verry much in advance,
Niels
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I get this error when I try to preview form. It contains C# code. I'm pretty much sure that I'm missing some C# reference, but I'm not sure which one. I'm not into C# too much so any help would be appreciated.
Here's detailed error description:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException
Could not load file or assembly ...
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Thanks for the response and sorry for being a bit flippant, but I sensed (incorrectly) that you were advertising your product.
Based on what you say, it does seem that Adobe LiveCycle Designer has improved significantly since we last reviewed it over a year ago. I will try to make a point to review it again. I seem to recall that the XML support ...