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Instead of having just my:f1 in your formula, change it to my:f1[. != ''] - that will prefilter out the blank items in the list and is the best way to go about it.
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Did you accidentally attach the wrong file? This one doesn't have a characters.xml resource at all.
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As Hilary pointed out, XDocument is only available in the 2003 object model. In 2007 and 2010, you would use this.Print();
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If you change the form type to a non-browser form in those properties, you should be able to use the print functionality.
In future, you can create a non-browser form by selecting one of the Blank Form (InfoPath Filler) options when you select a template type. If you select just Blank Form it will be set up for browser compatibility.
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Hello jfrade,
You can't change DOM values during a BeforeChange or Changing event. You'll have to put them in the AfterChange event.
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I hope I didn't get your hopes up too much because I don't know of a good way to account for business hours and holidays. I was just making sure that wasn't a requirement.
What you can do to get the raw difference is:
Use the trick that's been floating around here to get the number of days between the two dates.
Use ...
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And are you looking for just a raw difference between two datetimes? Do you need to take into account work hours, weekends and holidays?
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Will both of the times always be within the same day? If so, you can use this formula to get the number of minutes between two times:
60 * (substring(laterTime, 12, 2) - substring(earlierTime, 12, 2)) + (substring(laterTime, 15, 2) - substring(earlierTime, 15, 2)) + (substring(laterTime, 18, 2) - substring(earlierTime, 18, 2)) div ...
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If you go to File->Form Options->Compatibility, what does it show for the Form type? What programming language and year are selected in File->Form Options->Programming?
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Hello JS,
I reckon that the group you're actually adding to is in the main data source, in which case you would not use the /dsname parameter. I reckon that if you check the Expand XPath option, you'll see that there's already an xdXDocument:getDOM("BCPS_Bills") in there to indicate that the count of those rows ...