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Yes, you can use SQL or XSL to calculate the sum. You could even use code if it came down to it.
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Hey ivl,
We were actually trying to do something similiar to this recently. In our situation we were trying to uncab an XSN that had been made the legitimate way, doctor some values, and then recab it. In our situation we were trying to use Memory Mapping, but after reading about this Isolated Storage it seems like it would have fit our ...
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Good Day Geraint,
GetDOM() gets the entire DOM for a specific data source. The parameter should be the name of the data source. In the Data Source taskpane, what is the name displayed there? This is what should be passed into the GetDOM() method.
Once you have the dom, then you can query it for the PO node. I hope this helps, good luck!
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Michael - I answered this question here:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3475
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Hey Michael,
I'm not sure what you're asking here, could you please clarify?
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Hey Michael,
This shouldn't be too hard, you just follow the steps in the Data Connection Wizard.
1. Click Tools -> Data Connections -> Add
2. Select Recieve Data, Database, select your tables, and click Finish.
3. Open the Data Source task pane, select the newly added data source and viola, there's your data!
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Eric,
The event you are looking for is the OnAfterChange event for the repeating node. To access it, double-click the node in the Data Source task pane, go to Data Validation and Event Handlers, select OnAfterChange from the drop-down menu and click Edit Code.
It's not quite like an OnClick event, because you have to do filtering sometimes, but ...
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Hm, that is weird, IP2003 is a relatively young product so you're right, it might have been a bug. Glad the issue is resolved.
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Glad you figured everything out! It can get tricky sometimes.
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I develop InfoPath 2003 with VS2005 all the time. All you need to do is install VS2005 and then the IP2003 Toolkit for VS.NET. The link to the toolkit can be found on the left side of this page.