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  • Re: Error with xsi:nil attribute

    There&#39;s about 1500 existing forms. I changed it back to double and it they haven&#39;t errored out yet. Will that blow the values in the saved forms? I was doing&nbsp;a calculation on the node which was why it bombed out. I&#39;m going to try and do the calculation using managed code. Hopefully it works.
    Posted to General (Forum) by shaun.nieves on 12-07-2007
  • Re: Launching Infopath Form From Quicklaunch nav

    &nbsp;Try appending &quot;&amp;openin=browser&quot; to the URL of the form.
    Posted to General (Forum) by anotherchrisberry on 12-07-2007
  • Re: Error with xsi:nil attribute

    When you converted the node from Text to Double, you left it as not required, which is why the xsi:nil attribte was placed on the fields. If you have a Double that your mark as required, there will be no xsi:nil. Now, can you use that information to create a fix? Perhaps. It depends on the process you went through the first time and how many ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Greg Collins on 12-07-2007
  • Re: Problem with appendChild

    You can write an XSL to convert the XML from the original format to the new format. Then you can append the new XML genereated by the XSL.
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Greg Collins on 12-07-2007
  • Need the ID back for a successful submitted Web Service InfoPath Form????

    Instead of using xml navigation I am utilizing a class that was created after running xsd.exe.&nbsp; Great tool and makes coding a lot quicker due to intellsense.However, submitting the data into the DB is not a problem, but for the world of me although I have the following:&nbsp; public int SubmitForm(myFields newForm, class blah){CODE to ...
    Posted to Web Services (Forum) by moojjoo on 12-07-2007
  • Error with xsi:nil attribute

    I have a broken node. This node was originally a text field that stored prices. I know I know... Well I converted it to double and published the form. I thought everything was ok but it started erroring out on prices that had parenthesis (.90) so I changed it back to text. Now, new forms can open just fine but old forms error out on load with this ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by shaun.nieves on 12-07-2007
  • Re: How to restrict Repeating Section

    Hey There. For number one I would use another field as a counter.&nbsp; Have it reset on each open or for each unique user. Use a rule on insert that increments it (could be a true or false too)&nbsp;and then put conditional formating so that if&nbsp;the&nbsp;counter&nbsp;has been incremented or changed do not allow additional inserts. For ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Clay Fox on 12-07-2007
  • Re: Error Opening an .XSN file.

    You need to open it in design mode. Right-click and select design rather than open. Then you can save your own copy.&nbsp; Probably might want to change the security level until you are ready to set it back to full trust if neccessary.
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Clay Fox on 12-07-2007
  • images and binary data

    Hi all I am very new to all of this and I am definitely enjoying it very much I would happily accept advice regarding images I am a surgeon trying to setup a medical record system for the academic hospital unit in which I work. &nbsp;Everything is currently on one PC and filled out by our interns. &nbsp;I have successfully done the ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by deanlute on 12-07-2007
  • Re: Calculated value in repeating table

    Hi sboyddyn and welcome to the forum! &nbsp;You were so close!&nbsp; Try this: normalize-space(preceding-sibling::Flight_Leg[position()&nbsp;= 1]/@To_Airport)&nbsp;&nbsp; I have attached a sample I came up with to figure it out.&nbsp; Hope this helps!
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Matt Faus on 12-07-2007
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