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Is the data displayed in a text box or a rich text control? I wonder if you copied it into a rich text control if they'd be clickable at least...
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Hi - do you mind attaching a sample form under the Options tab that has the data structure you are displaying above? I'd be happy to give this a try, but it would save me some time to have the schema already created....
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Hi - you will probably need to add filters to set these other values. Here is a little tutorial on that which might help you.
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I think you have to set the namespaces - I have a C# sample for that - sorry, I'm pretty pathetic at jscript, but maybe this will point you in the right direction:
IXMLDOMDocument2 dom = (IXMLDOMDocument2)thisXDocument.GetDOM("DataSourceName");
dom.setProperty("SelectionNamespaces", ...
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Hi - this shouldn't require code - just a simple count formula. Are you counting the choice groups? Or the repeating group? Maybe attach a screenshot of your schema under the Options tab in a reply and tell me what you are trying to count.
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I don't understand why you are trying to do this with code. Why not just use the built in email submit functionality?
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Your XPath is wrong:
var clone = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:ProgramCapacity/my:Meetings/my:BAU_Meeting").cloneNode(true);
Should be:
var clone = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:Program-Capacity/my:Meetings/my:BAU_Meeting").cloneNode(true);
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Yup, but apparently no one has an answer for this.
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Yes, just create a text field, give it a meaningful name, and, if you wish, set a default value for it. You can have fields in your data source that don't have controls on the form - sometimes we need fields for things that the user doesn't need to see or change (a status field that gets set via rules would be an example of this). Often, ...
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Does your form have custom code?