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Well, in this mapping, you didn't select a repeating table. In this example, you would not use a relative path, since you didn't use the repeating table feature. When I look at your mapping, I see that IsRepeating is set to false, and that there is no repeating group specified. I'm going to assume that with this mapping, no matter how ...
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You are not limited to 5 conditions if you change the first dropdown to "The expression" and create your own XPath expression:
my:field1 = '' and my:field2 = '' and my:field3 = ''
So:
my:argument1 != 'purple' and (my:field1 = '' or my:field1 = 'no') and (my:field2 = '' or ...
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Hi - in your mapping, you'll need a relative path for your Payment_Request_ID:
<my:Mapping>
<my:FormField my:IsRichText="false">../../../my:Payment_Request_ID</my:FormField>
<my:SharepointColumn>Payment_Request_ID</my:SharepointColumn>
</my:Mapping>
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Here's the original sample form I did for you with a repeating section instead of a table. Perhaps this will help.
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So, back to me being a pain again - this all depends on what stuff is bound to.
I'd anticipate seeing something more like the screenshot I'll attach here. A single repeating section, bound to the Project Status data source. Instead, in your screenshot, there are multiple repeating sections inside of another repeating section. Which makes ...
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You can add files under the Options tab - if your file is a picture, it will display in the post.
So, you add this as another row in the mapping tool. The XPath needs to be relative to the RepeatTableFields node.
Your XPath then would be:
../../my:Franchise
../../my:Client
You'll hand enter those in the form field column and then select ...
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Oh! I understand now! Pictures being worth a thousand words and all. You may need to use a repeating section instead of a table. You can put a layout table inside it, and make it look like the table you've got in your image.
The repeating control (table or section) will have as many instances as your secondary data source has rows.
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The migrated forms probably have the href of the form they were created from. You'll want to relink your forms. In your library, there should be a "Relink Documents" view - switch to that and it will allow you to relink any files you need to the default form template for your library. Test with one or two first to be sure you have ...
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Not to my knowledge - This is a per template setting.
However, if your submit allows them to overwrite existing, just don't allow Save or Save As at all - you can add a Close button to your form that just closes as well.
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I've attached a sample with a data validation rule that does what I think you want. When selecting the field from your SQL connection for the first part of the condition, you can use the drop down in the field selector to pick "Any occurance of" the field being equal to your main data source field. Save the sample locally, right ...