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I believe I figured out the MS box issue. I had to change the 2nd condition to: All occurrences of Value are Blank. Now the box re-enables once I check a department.
Hilary thank so much for your time and sticking with me to the end. I so appreciate it!
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That Xpath code did work! Thank you! Is there a guide as to how you put that code together?
I applied similar code to the Additional Classes dropdown and it worked perfectly.
I applied similar code to the MS Box. It did not work. Is this another caveat of MS boxes?
As a test I used just 2 conditions to test:
The ...
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Hi, i am quite new here, so ill try to explain my problem carefully.
I have this lists:
List1: -equipo -servicio -distrito List2: -equipo -equipo:servicio -equipo:distrito
So, i am trying to make a report with infopath and i have to visualice data from Lis1 on List2. To achieve this, i have created a ...
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Hi - sorry no one has replied, it could be that your situation is uncommon. Have you tried publishing a new, simple form to a new library, just to verify that you can publish to the new site?
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Well, Hillary I wish I was a smart as you. Thanks.
I did it in code which works I guess it's just not as elegant.
First chunk of code goes in FormEvents_Loading
using (SPSite site = new SPSite(SPContext.Current.Site.ID))
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Here's a sample that may help you - save the file locally, right click and select Design, then preview to see the functionality.
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Is your SharePoint instance on premises? Or Office 365? If on prem, you should be able to still publish a form with code. I usually create a dummy connection to the SQL DB and then modify the command in code so that I don't have to have a full trust form.
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I'd check the submit options on the template - are they set correctly? Or are you submitting via rules?
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The current function is contextual - I think you need something like this on your submit button: starts-with(xdXDocument:GetDOM("ClassInfoForEnrollementForm")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW/d:Class[../d:ID = current()/dfs:dataFields/my:SharePointListItem_RW/my:Class], "Reporting 100")
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You won't be able to insert the XML declaration, I'm afraid - but I don't anticipate this causing you issues down the road, either. I usually only insert the mso-infoPathSolution processing instruction.