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Hi Matt:
It's not Arabic... it's Hebrew (I am from Israel)!!
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Hello,
I've been trying various rules to solve this problem but I can't seem to make it work.
I'd really appreciate it if you could give me a sample, or point me in the direction of a walkthrough for my problem.
Thanks
John
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Thanks very much Matt... Greg's cascading works perfect...
However, I cannot get the same thing working for a text box... In the filter of textbox filter refused to accept current()/my:XXX as a valid formula...
Any solutions for this?
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Use a layout table and centering to make things line up.
Since you are using radio buttons, that indicates that you have a single field storing the value 1 through 5... As each of these values is in a repeating table, the average function will work just fine on there. Create a field outside of the repeating table and give it a default formula ...
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This is one of the more strange bugs in InfoPath. It can be safely ignored. I've created some very complex forms where I get multiples of these phantom conditions.
One thing you'll notice when you edit the condition, is that there is no action taken. If you try to click okay it will complain that you need to choose some kind of an action. ...
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Glad to hear you got your problem solved!!
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Most definitely. The main DOM has a lot of overhead that secondary DOMs do not have. They are much faster to work with when inserting/deleting.
While you don't have to worry about autoupdate with a secondary DOM, you should still watch out for any event handlers that might be set up on it and account for that with a flag like I described ...
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Awesome! Glad you found a solution. Thanks for sharing it here!
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Hi Catharine,
I think you are underestimating the power of XPath! :)
Let's assume your schema is this:
my:myFields
--my:group1
----my:group2
------my:FirstName
------my:SecondName
------my:Info1
------my:Info2
------my:Primary
------my:Info3
------my:ID
Only one primary = yes
I would put a data validation rule on t he my:Primary ...
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"current()/my:Year" is based off of the specific XML example used in the article.
You mentioned that you are using an Access database. You will need to adjust what you are reading in the article to match the schema provided in your Access data source rather than the XML I provided in my article. Also, the namespace "my" is ...