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  • Re: My own Cascading List Disaster..

    Greg Collins:"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 ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SSpiroFL on 07-30-2007
  • Re: My own Cascading List Disaster..

    Patrick Halstead:Greg was sick today. Hopefully, he'll be able to respond tomorrow. Thanks for your patience.   Not a problem - Look forward to his reply. 
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SSpiroFL on 07-27-2007
  • Re: My own Cascading List Disaster..

    Patrick Halstead:Hi SSpiroFL, Sorry to hear you're having trouble. I'll ask Greg to reply.   Thank you! 
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SSpiroFL on 07-26-2007
  • Re: My own Cascading List Disaster..

    Just to give more info.. I've been referencing this post.  http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/07/14/Create-a-Repeating-Cascading-List-from-a-Flat-Data-Source.aspx Where I get stuck is at the "current()/my:Year" formula section. InfoPath 07 doesn't seem to like this..? And I'm using a Access 2007 db, not ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SSpiroFL on 07-25-2007
  • My own Cascading List Disaster..

    First of all, LOVE this site. I've learned so much. I've read tons of threads on cascading lists, but I'm failing miserably. I am creating a quotation form, and have many different sections that will feature cascading list boxes.   First section is customer info. If I select from a drop-down box the customer's name, I want ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by SSpiroFL on 07-25-2007
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