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Oh, it looks like you might be missing a namespace prefix. If you go to the data source task pane, right click the Change node and select copy XPath, what's the XPath?
I'd think (if this is a default value on a field inside the Change group) you'd likely need:
count(../preceding-sibling::my:Change) + 1
to move up from the ID node ...
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Hi, Steve - I see in your template you do have the 2010 client DLL. But in the error message, it shows the 2013 DLL:
Could not load file or assembly ... Qdabra.Tools.RulesLibrary.Client2013.dll' or one of its dependencies. This assembly is built by a runtime newer than the currently loaded runtime and cannot be loaded.
Did the template at ...
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Since we don't have the option of using message boxes in browser forms, you could use a calculated value for this - add a calculated value to the form with some text in it for the warning you wish to display, and conditionally format it to hide if the number field is >= 0.
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Hi - this would have to be a filler form to display a dialog box - is that the case here? Or do your users fill out the form in a browser?
If filler, on the field that you are concerned about, add a rule with the condition that the field is less than 0, then display a message - you can enter whatever text you need. No code required.
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Hey, Steve:
Sorry we missed this yesterday. I just sent you an email via the forum as well - can you send me your template? I'd like to take a quick look at it. Thanks!
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Hi!
So, I'm having a little trouble understanding quite what you are doing here, but I'd suggest this, basing it on some guesses of your schema. :)
concat("SetValue /xpath=/my:myFields/my:TempHold/my:TempHoldSubmit[my:tmp_TestID=", ID2,"]/my:tmp_ck_WT_Gravimetric /value=", ck_WT_Gravimetric[ID2 = tmp_TestID])
So your ...
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I don't - & how weird that IP changed this while publishing!
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When you created the submit connection to SharePoint, did you just use the URL to the library? https://xxx.sharepoint.com/sites/training/MikeTest/AutoNumForms ?
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I guess for the first item, you'd have to requery the list the form submits to in order to find out if there is anything already in the list for a given tester id and schedule. Then you could mark the current request as cancelled (if that is what you are trying to do?)
For the second item, you should be able to just create a validation ...
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Wouldn't you just be able to use your secondary data source that you are using for the default value for this? Drag the Vendor field onto the form and add conditional formatting on the repeating section to hide if Title != CourtName?