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Hi:
If you want the value of the second instance of a node, the XPath looks like:
my:myFields/my:group1/my:repeatingGroup[2]/my:Product
With, of course, the XPath adjusted for your actual XML. The important bit is [2] or [3], or you can use the number() function and another field value to indicate the index ...
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So, I think you are saying that the username function doesn't appear to be working correctly in the browser? Does it work if the user opens the form in InfoPath filler (if they have it installed to check)?
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Oh, that will be fun for you, won't it? Glad you got the code working, though.
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See, all I was figuring was you'd add a click event and add this sample line from the MSDN page.... I don't know why you are overriding Export?
Me.CurrentView.Export("C:\MyView.pdf", ExportFormat.Pdf)
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Ummm.... where are you putting your code, exactly? On a button? You opened the button properties and selected edit code and added the code to the button clicked event?
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Good job figuring it out on your own - getting the hang of filtering data sources can be a little tricky at first.
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Hi -
qRules does have this functionality. Your form can be set to submit to a document library using the out of the box InfoPath functionality, and qRules can add the ability to submit items to one or more SharePoint lists.
Here are a couple of YouTube videos on the functionality for submitting to ...
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I think that you may be having a postback issue - if your issues in the browser are not present when you try the form in preview, it is often postback. You can set postback to always on the control executing the rules (the sign checkbox in this instance, I believe). For your second issue - I wonder if you are using current() where needed? Feel ...
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Hi - so this is a SharePoint list form, right? You can add another data connection to the same list.... then query to get the items, and use rules to copy the data in.
I think I'd add two data connection. One to just return the list item IDs. Then another to return the full details of a list item. The one that returns list item IDs, I'd ...
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Well - I'd assume Word print views were still possible - since the option to add one is there. However, I'm not certain the Word Print wizard is going to be helpful. I know that this tutorial for using Word 2007 & above's OpenXML support - here's a link to a post on that. Where she says to switch to Visual Studio - you can use ...