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Great to hear that. I wish you the best of luck with your form.
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Look at the button properties and check the postback settings under the Browser Forms tab. Are the controls in question set to 'Never'? You may want to try changing that to a different option.
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I'm guessing it would be:
For Each queryResultRow As XPathNavigator In queryDataFields.Select("*[my:Machine_Name = 'LRD1CTX16']")
Though you may need a different namespace prefix (if that doesn't work try replacing my: with dfs:
XML node selection uses a language called XPath, not SQL. I recommend reading up on ...
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Hi Jimmy,
Its done. I am able to add fields and store values as you suggested. I can not thank you enough for your help :)
Thank you so much,
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It does work with browser enabled forms. But Control Selector isn't a good control to trigger the siquence of events. In my case I moved all rules from Control Selector to the submit button.
BTW where you noticed I can't publish a browser-enabled version?
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Hi,
You have "Export to Excel" option in the Actions tab in your form library. But this will not save as .csv format.
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Form will be overwrite in the existing form if you check the "Allow overwrite if file exists" option for file name.
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Now that your blog makes perfect sense after I looked into the repeating table suggestion, I noticed that you can't publish a browser-enabled version. Have you figured out any workarounds?
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I'm trying to filter using XPathNavigator. The first statement returns all rows and I'm trying to change it so that it only return rows where the Machine Name field is equal to a predetermine value ("LRD1CTX16").
For Each queryResultRow As XPathNavigator In queryDataFields.Select("*")
For Each ...
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Just starting to play with the qrules 1.5 upgrade. I wanted to tahnk you guys for providing this product, it is great for us non-code writers. I have used qrules to delete optional sections, but is there a way to make it delete digital signatures?