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Is this in a repeating section/table or just a single field? That makes a big difference.
If it is just a single field, then you just filter the list to show when the value does not equal the selected value in the field that the ddl is bound to.
Repeating sections work similarly, but are more complicated because you have to use ...
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It's just a secondary data source either way, whether an XML file or a SharePoint list. So it doesn't make much of a difference.
The SP list will likely have a different structure/hierarchy than the custom XML file you are using now, so you have to account for that... but the concept is identical no matter what the source.
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Are you using e (managed code) or eventObj (script) to get the current row object (Source or Site)? From there you just use a relative XPath (i.e. "../IsIDnumberValid" -- or whatever the relative XPath would be) to get to your field to update it.
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Hi, I don't fully understand your scenario.
1. You have items used in a cascading list which are pulled from a SharePoint list. Okay -- following so far.
2. Its will be changing often, and you want the changes to take place in the SharePoint list. -- still following so far.
3. Want to move items from the SharePoint list to an XML document ...
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Sorry, no-can-do. The customized menu commands that appear in the context menu are global. They must be done at design time (well, actually manually outside the designer), and are not alterable in the editor. We have wanted to be able to do this multiple times.
Of course, someone might always find a way to do it (just none I'm aware of), and ...
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The task pane is pure HTML. It can do anything that HTML can do, including use script, CSS, dynamic HTML, AJAX, or whatever.
Use of the word "highlight" is throwing me off. Do you mean like a yellow background color on the text that was clicked, or do you mean switching views? The answer to either is "Yes".
A task pane can ...
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The Master/Detail control does not work across views. How people make it work is to add a button to the master table in the first view, and that button sets some field somewhere with a value specific to that row of the master table, and then switches views. The second view is a repeating section based off the same table, but is filtered to only ...
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The easiest way is to add some text to the top of the screen, like "View 1", "View 2", or whatever. Why bother writing code?
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auto = fit to width of box contents.
100% = fit to width of container.
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Glad to help. Make sure to keep up with those service packs!