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This'll do. So what you can do for tblSelectionCriteria is remove 2 of the 3 tblSelectionCriteria mappings you have there, change the Node Path for that table to just . (dot), and then include all of the fields, including parent node names in the node path for each of the fields, e.g.:
ImagingExclusions - ...
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Thanks for the additional info. Could you attach a screenshot of your DB mapping with all the details expanded?
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Hello Ged,
It is possible to do what you're describing. As you may be aware, moving around groups and things in your XSN can quickly cause existing XML documents to not open in it. To remedy this, our Migration Tool provides a feature to run your DBXL documents, in bulk, through an XSLT, which you can design to transform your old ...
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I can think of a few more options that are available to you
Create a separate dropdown for each possible set of options, and conditionally hide them based on the other dropdown(s)'s selections - This doesn't require code or data sources, but requires a lot of hardcoding and will only work if the sets of options are very ...
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Yes, generally you can only switch views with a button or during form load. How about instead of two radio buttons, add two actual buttons, that set the field to one value or the other and switch the view appropriately?
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It can certainly be be done with code but I don't have any to give you. The idea is to iterate through the repeating section, decoding each Base64 value into its bytes, and then send each of these to the destination location via a PUT request.
I can assure you that the highly tested, highly reliable code in qRules will save you time and ...
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Excellent! Glad to help, and it looks like you're understanding the logic just fine.
Just so you know, the '[|]' there is an arbitrary piece of text to separate the Alias and ApplicationID, so that there's no risk of false positives when you concatenate them together. I used '[|]' because I figured ...
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How's this:
translate(concat(. , '[|]', ../@ApplicationID), "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ", "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz") = xdMath:Eval(../preceding-sibling::d:ApplicationAliases | ../following-sibling::d:ApplicationAliases, "translate(concat(@Alias, '[|]', @ApplicationID), ...
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Well, the simple answer to how to use preceding and following sibling with this structure would be to use something like this:
../preceding-sibling::d:ApplicationAliases/@Alias
But since you're checking for unique combinations, you might have a complicated situation on your hands. Are you saying that
John ...
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I don't believe there's a way to do this with InfoPath's builtin functionality, but the SaveToSharePoint command in qRules can do this quite easily. Please check it out.