InfoPath Dev

Edit:  I thought it took care of it...but it didn't...I was just careless with my testing. Edit 2: Thanks Adam...I did get it to work.  I had to put the current statement on the left side of the = sign like so: xdXDocument:GetDOM("ProductList")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:ProductList/@MFG[current()/../my:PN = ...

No I am using Office 2003...with Infopath 2003 SP2. Thanks! Josh

 Hi Adam, If I choose Edit XPath under the rule I am able to get the XML referencing you mentioned.  Here is what I get: xdXDocument:GetDOM("ProductList")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:ProductList/@MFG[../@PN = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:myFields/my:Parts/my:PN]  I added the current() function like ...

Hi Clay, Thank you for the guidance on this. I recreated the form as you suggested.  I am having a small issue with it though. First, I am using Infopath 2003 SP2 if that is pertinent.    Let's say this is the table I am using in my Access database PN         MFG A11   ...

Hello everyone. I am still very new to Infopath.  I am trying to create something similar to a shopping cart using repeating tables. Here is the basic breakdown: There are two parts to the form: 1 drop down box and the repeating table  The dropdown box has a list of part numbers.  The repeating table has ...