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well the rule you have written is indeed an infinite loop because
let us say the original value is 4, 4 is less than 9 so you put the new value as 04 but 04 is also less than 9, so you put the new value as 004.......
a way around this would be to check the length of the field also. Check the attachment
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Hi Srinath,
I'm really sorry, but we don't provide sample code anymore to people for specific problems. We have too many requests and if we responded to all of them we would have no time to actually do paid work. Instead, we give general best practice and guidance to people for free. If there is a coding problem that is general, we may ...
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Dearest DATVT,
My suggestion for you does not involve code at all. You just need to add an html link to your form and make it look like a button. For example, use the characters "<<" and make them really large and bold. Then, associate the URL for the webpage that you want to navigate back to. When they click the ...
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Dear Patrick,
Many thanks for your suggestion. But I still can not understand your solution. Could you explain more detail or give me a sample code, sir?
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Please share example code link.
Thanks
Srinath
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Hello GarciaJ,
generate-id() is actually an XPath function, not XSL. I don't know of a way to evaluate the values of scalar XPath functions in VBScript, but like any XPath 1.0 function, generate-id() is available in the InfoPath designer, and you can use this to generate an id for any node you like.
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My thought would be that the value doesn't exist when you think it does -- that is, you say that the table that contains ptAdviserGUID "will not display the value" -- that indicates that the value isn't present when you believe it is -- does that make sense? As to your null reference exception, that again points to something not ...
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You need to append a query parameter to force it to open in the browser. If you use SharePoint Designer you can figure this out. We also have some documents on data views that have the parameter.
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If you write code you can do anything! :) You'll need to write code to merge using SharePoint workflow.
My point is that the other methods do not require code.
Happy trails!
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Hi all,
I've just joined so am very n00b.
I've had some good success with using InfoPath and Sharepoint 2003. I then need to do some more complex programming so have Visual Studio 2008. I've also downloaded and installed the VSTA 2.0.
However. I can't get Visual Studio and ...