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Yes, you can combine conditions like that. Should work just fine.
I'm not sure if the manual mentions this conditional mapping, but we do have a few blog posts on the ...
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Hey, another newb question! :|
I have applied these two codes in my infopath 2007 form:
XPathNavigator xn = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
XPathNavigator xnSaveLocation = xn.SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:MySaveLocation", this.NamespaceManager);
if (this.Application.Environment.IsBrowser)
{ ...
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Hi Jimmy,
Yup, I figured that out regarding the [] and yes it worked! This is a very useful feature, how come they didn't mention this conditional shredding in the user manual? Or did I miss it?
Anyway, rem my previous xpath? Where it ends with a ignore empty node condition? my:Manager_Engagements_NotGrouped[. != '']
Can I ...
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Yes, you can use the table's XPath to conditionally include or not include certain rows (or all rows) during shredding, but your path doesn't make sense. It would be more like:
/my:myFields/my:Form_Container/my:CreateGroup[@my:create = '1']
Where @my:create is an attribute field on the my:CreateGroup node.
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Hi Rahul,
Without a lot of effort, this isnt possible. Billout RM suggests a submit approach and you *can* put the submit button in the toolbar, but it does not replace the close button. To workaround the default close functionality of the close button, you'll have to write some deep code. This is not a best practice. I recommend either ...
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Hi Jim,
Currently I have something like this, /my:myFields/my:Form_Container/my:CreateGroup as my node path to my table. Are you saying I can alter it to this: /my:myFields/my:Form_Container/@my:CreateGroup='1'
Where '1' can be a hidden field(creategroup) value and when I click on my submit button I can set a value for ...
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Thing is we don't want any custom button on infopath form, instead we will use standard toolbar buttons. The close button on standard toolbar asks to save the form if there is any change in the form. What close button should do is ignore the changes and just cancel the form without saving it The user should not get option to save the ...
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Hi,
When I want to do that, i use a list in SharePoint to do the chrono. I increment an list item on each submit.
With SQL, you can do some manage code to get the autoincrement value when you submit the form.
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Hi,Hi,
I thik i don't understand your question. You seems to want that the close button do a submit work...
Why don't you use a submit button and put the option of closing form after submit?
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Hi All,
I am working on browser based infopath form which has "Submit" and "Close" options. On Submit, the form is saved with the unique name. This is working fine. On Close, however if there is any change made by user in the form, a "Save As" dialog box appears. The requirement is to automatically save the ...