InfoPath Dev

Add an onAfterChange event on the node to which the section is bound to and if the operation performed(e.Operation) is equal to "Delete" or not.

You dont need to write full XPath you can just use eventObj.Source.selectSingleNode("@delegateToEmail"); This above line of code will get you the correct email alias that you want.

We dont have any way of fixing this in WSS 2.0, but MOSS fixes this problem it directly opens the file in InfoPath.

then use this condition this might help CategoryName=Category and TypeName=Type and not (.=../preceding-sibling::d:tblSAAuditItems[@Category = CategoryName and @Type = TypeName]/@Element)

function CTRL1_5::OnClick(eventObj)  {       eventObj.Source; //This will give you the row in which you have clicked your button on. }

Try out with just this conditional formatting. not (.=../preceding-sibling::d:tblSAAuditItems[@Category = CategoryName and @Type = TypeName]/@Element)

Hi, XDocument actually exists onLoad, its  XDocument.View which does not exist onload.

Hi Jaleel, I dont know what previleages are required to access registry through code, you probably should use google for that.

Looks like you are looking for bBelow XPath CapaProfiles/Level1[Name = 'Business"]/Value    

First of all how do you want to connect these InfoPath forms? Will you have a control in the first form to open the second form?