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C# uses this attribute: thisXDocument.IsNew
You should be able to extrapolate to other languages from there. Hope this helps!
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I don't understand why using multiple actions in one Rule, or even multiple Rules is a problem. The rules run in a deterministic order, so it should all be the same.
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Hi Xiaomu and welcome to the forum!
I think you should be able to do this with Rules, but code might make it easier. The only problem I see with this is that since you will be dynamically changing the data source that the second and third drop-downs populate from, then the drop-downs on previous rows will show bogus data since their values ...
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Hi moestavern,
Yes. I'm not sure the exact syntax in JScript, but the IXMLDOMSelection class has a removeAll() method that I always use when doing something like this. I haven't run numbers or encountered a problem like this, but it should be faster.
Try this:
allTheNodes.removeAll();
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Brain meltdown :-)
I thought of that, using the shift key, but instead of ctrl+shift+t i clicked ctrl+shift+tab. No wonder it didn't work, typical lapse. Thanks.
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You mean "as long as the checkbox is not selected there will be no textbox shown"?
In that case, right-click the item you want to hide, choose "conditional formatting" and add the rule you want.
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Is OnAfterChange equal to Changed Event? In the programming menu I only have three events to choose from, Changing Event, Validating Event, and Changed Event.
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Hi Olle,
You can always develop your own XML. InfoPath handles multiple data connections. Just take the data connection for the Web service and map it into your main data source. The extra abstraction of not deriving from the Web service will save huge cost down the road when the Web service changes and invalidates your form and all previous ...
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OnAfterChange or add a rule after the query for 1.
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Greg was sick today. Hopefully, he'll be able to respond tomorrow. Thanks for your patience.