InfoPath Dev

I am having an issue trying to filter a repeating table which reads from a seocndary data source.  In fact the secondary data source is a SharePoint List.  I found this article (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP011066131033.aspx)  from Microsoft which sates (my bolding and underlining) Note  You can only ...

I'm still patiently waiting for my boss to sign it off! Until then it's the standard 2003 script editor. I don't know how I ever programmed without Intellisense before! I don't know if this is a different context, but I'm still having a couple of problems with this. I'm trying to check the length of the nodes once I have ...

If you have InfoPath 2007, you can use VSTA & C# or Visual Basic. You'll probably find it much easier with the Intellisense and debugging options available there--I know I have!

Thanks Hilary, that worked a treat. I thought I had tried that but I must have missed childNodes off the end! Programming with XML is proving trickier than I thought!

Hi! Thanks! I'll try it as soon as possible! may not be able to try it until October because I'm not at work until then and I have no Infopath at home :(  greetz lil  

I think you can use a formula to get what you need: substring-before(substring-after(/processing-instruction()[local-name(.) = "mso-infoPathSolution"], 'href="'), '"') gets me the location of my published form, regardless of where it is published.

In reference to your earlier questions: I think that at first, you were not using the correct Changed event -- you'd attached it to a group higher than the one you needed. It seems in your post of 08-12-2008 04:29 PM you are attached to the correct changed event, that for your repeating group "Person". The event will run every time ...

You can use conditional formatting on your repeating table to do this. I've posted a sample form here. Download it, open it in design mode and preview it. You can add rows and if you enter the same value in the first field in two rows, one will hide. If you look at the table's conditional formatting, you'll see I used preceding-sibling ...

Thanks, I found some good examples to use. However, now I am having trouble because I am trying to bind a non-repeating query to a repeating table. I don't understand the repeating/non-repeating properties of InfoPath. How can I make my query (or any other field or group) repeating? Currently, when I go to the properties box for the query the ...