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That kind of error message indicates that the select statement failed to retreive a valid node.
You might try breaking out your statement to see if the selection failed (or walk through it in the debugger):
XPathNaviagor test = xnMyForm.SelectSingleNode("/my:SharePointTraining/my:directorate", ns);
if(test != null)
...
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With database type forms you do not have much flexibility since the schema is automatically created.
I would probably make a view in Access of the information with software and profiicancy being the key index values.
Then create a seperate from based on this view and design it the way you want.
So a form for entry and collection then ...
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I should mention that the form is signed and fully trusted.
The following statement from the "Sending a form in an e-mail message" section, adds to the belief I do not need to publish. Given, this is for emails but the same principle applies.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP010967231033.aspx
"If you prefer to ...
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Hello, I have created a form to gather information about the staff’s IT knowledge level into access database 2003. Say for example 1. Microsoft Word – with dropdown menu of “None” “Basic” “Intermediate” or “Advanced”2. Microsoft Excel – with dropdown menu of “None” “Basic” “Intermediate” or “Advanced”3. Microsoft Access – with dropdown ...
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Hello, my problem concerns using a wildcard in a query of an Access database. To make the problem easier to understand, I will reference the Northwind database example found on the Microsoft Help & Support page (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826992).
With some copying/pasting/editing, I have been successful in enabling ...
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Currently, I have the following setup:
1) I publish the xsn to a sharepoint form library.
2) I copy the xsn from the SharePoint form library to a folder on the server called \\Server\InfoPathForms
3) I have an application (Let's call it AppX) that takes a copy of the xsn from the server and uploads the xsn to the person's local machine ...
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Yah.
Where is the data coming from? What is the source? There may be some other options that can connect to it as well such as Excel, which has charting.
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Welcome to the forum with your tasty walnut snacks.
You probably need to research the current() function. That allows you to reference the line you are on in your table rather than all repeating items.
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Hi Jon.
In this thread i have attached a txt file with sample code.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5646/21172.aspx#21172
You should be able to modify it to address your fields and schema or use it as a guide.
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Hey everyone,
I am wanting to use the datediff code but I am completely confused by the Microsoft Script Editor, I taught myself coding using Visual Basic Code in Excel using the Visual Basic Editor and use that frequently but I can't get started with Microsoft Script Editor,
would someone be kind enough to either point me in the ...