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Welcome!
That's the Hundred Million Dollar Question that every asks. The answer is no. It is there for security reasons to prevent SPAM and other unintentional malicious use of a person's email address.
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What do you mean you cannot see them? As in--there is no data returned from SharePoint? Or that you don't have a table in the view?
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XDocument.Query() is used when your main DOM is connected to a datasource like SQL or Access.
You have a data connection called ''matters''. You need to query that data connection.
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There needs to be some unique identifier for that row, whether its an ID or the physical row number in the XML...
When the button is clicked, set a field value with that identifier.
In the other view, filter based on that identifier, to only show that row.
When you switch back to the catalog view, you might want to clear the value of that ...
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It is possible.
Do a search in these forums for ''newfromsolution'' or ''newfromsolutionwithdata''. It should help you find what you need to make this happen.
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You are not using the require namespace. There are plenty of resources available if you need to look up information about namespaces to understand them.
Basically ''PERSONALE'' is different than ''d:PERSONALE''... that's why it can't find what you are looking for.
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You should be able to set up a single form with all the required fields in it for each step in the process.
Then you have some kind of a State field which identifies what state the form is in. (i.e new from field, etc).
Set up different (if necessary) submit data connections for each step, and then hide/show the various submit buttons based on ...
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Its quite simple to edit the existing form template and add a new table. Even if you need to add or update an existing data connection.
Always backup your working form before making changes. Make the changes and test them. Once you've tested and fixed any issues, deploy the new form. This is pretty standard practice.
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Looks good. Glad you got it working!
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Great. Glad to have helped! And welcome to the InfoPathDev forums!