InfoPath Dev

Superfly, Some very helpful resources are help files that are probably already on your computer: MSE10.CHM - Microsoft Script Editor Help (F1 when inside InfoPath's Script Editor) C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\1033\MSE10.CHM Help files that comes with the InfoPath SDK C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2003 Developer ...

Thanks Matt. Still not working for me. I'm not quite sure what XDocument.View.GetContextNodes() is supposed to be returning. I was hoping that it was the subset of data nodes bound to the View...but it doesn't seem to be. I designed a new blank InfoPath form with two simple text nodes: Data Source myFields field1 field2 I then put ...

I am working with an InfoPath form with multiple views and submitting via HTTP POST to a Java servlet. If I get an error message back from the servlet (e.g., the value for ''/xpath/to/node'' needs attention), I would like to not only display a message (I've done that), but also set focus to a field bound to that node. I can use View.SelectText() ...

quote:Originally posted by Greg Collins Using XML Spy to create a similar schema, I find that I am blocked at adding an attribute to an enumarated node, and I am blocked at adding enumerations to a node with an attribute. Actually, my example (above) was made using XMLSpy. You can do it too. First create a global simpleType for the enumeration, ...

I'm generating an InfoPath form from an XML Schema. I can easily use an enumeration to generate a Drop-Down List Box or group of Option Buttons, but I'd like the enumeration element to have attributes as well. I can create a valid schema, but InfoPath treats all of the values as ''invalid.'' Example schema: <?xml version=''1.0'' ...