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Ok I tried removing the initial ''/'' - same result.
According to the exBox the xPath is this ''my:header/my:costingsComplete'', this didn't work either.
Also changed ''header'' to Header but that didn't work. The group ''header'' is one I created and it doesn't have a capital ''H'' so it should be as typed.
Thanks for everyones help so far. I ...
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Hi,
Where you have written the function(example: Onload and etc..)?
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I think the counterpart for thisXDocument in 2007 is xPathNavigator.
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Hi,
I think, In Xpath you typed as ''header'', but in datasource it is ''Header''.
Please correct it, then it will work for you.
I hope this will work for you.
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Try to delete the first ''/'' in front of my:myFields.
You can actually always use an Expression Box to find out the correct xPath. Just put the ExBox to your form, point it to the control/node you want to know the xPath for and then check the ''Advanced - edit xPath'' check box.
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Hi stumbler,
If in case of having employee id and employee name in your db, once check the binding of the employee name field in your form if it#%92s ok go to refresh the connection of your secondary data source.
Hope this may work for you.
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Thanks for your help!!!
Really appreciate it.
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Well this is what I get if I go to the field under Data Sources and select Copy XPath. The field is in a group called Header under myFields.
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Hi,
Check once, this Xpath is correct(''/my:myFields/my:header/my:costingsComplete''):
I hope this will help for you.
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Hi,
I'm trying to call the code below from a button on my form and for some reason I keep getting this error:
'''XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(...)' is null or not an object''
The code:
function btnCosting::OnClick(eventObj)
{
var clicked = XDocument.UI.Confirm(''You will not be able to undo this operation. Do you wish to ...