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[quote user="warrtalon"]
Sure, only 5 per condition, but you can stack additional conditions after that. You can also concatenate the values of the checkboxes to a hidden field and do a comparison. There is much you can do, but we need to know your EXACT scenario and all possible permutations of the logic?
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It is ...
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wow, now that is a great tip thanks
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Yea, sorry for that. I didn't realize that what that button did. :)
I'm pretty sure it is setup to us JavaScript. Is that something I can change or do I need to start over if it isn't?
The first line is DOM, I mistyped it when I entered it here.
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This is what I see if I if I right click on Signature 1
And this is what I get when I right click on 2,3, or 4
Thanks so much for trying to help.
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Can you not do it individual for 2, 3, and 4? I have no problem deleting them in mine.
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[quote user="moggy"]Looking at code samples I need a good knowledge of xPath, which is not something I have used before, so I do not understand the syntax that I need to get hold of the check box controls.[/quote]
Try opening the Data Source taskpane, right-clicking one of the fields to which your one of your checkboxes is ...
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If you open the Form Options dialog and go to the Programming section, you can select a location for your code. That might let you put the code in France the way you want.
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Is there a reason why you quintuple-nested all your code snippets?
The code there is JavaScript. Is your form set up to use JavaScript as the language? It doesn't look like it is. And if you were using JavaScript, the first line you posted above should start with XDocument.DOM, not XDocument.DOOM
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I have a purchase request form, which is working just fine with my workflows and everything.
What i'd like to do now is add a "Print" button so when our purchaser approves the purchase request she can also print out the form in it's current view, which autopopulates some fields and then she can use that printed out form to fax ...