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  • Re: Accessing expressionbox information in code.

    I came up with an interesting solution using a secondary data source.  Essentially I created an XML file that was only used for display reasons.  I set it up as a receiving source and then oddly enough, I write values to that node.  This has bad results when used with a repeating table or section.  I could use some sort of ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Ryan Beesley on 02-27-2009
  • Re: Accessing expressionbox information in code.

    Is it possible to put something into this expression box rather than retrieve it? Assume that I have something like the following: <Name>   <First>Bob</First>   <Last>Smith</Last> </Name> My goal is to create a display-only node with no binding, in this case I'd like to display "Smith, ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Ryan Beesley on 02-27-2009
  • Building InfoPath forms in Visual Studio under source control (VSS/TFS/et. al) is very buggy

    TFS and presumably other source control systems do not behave well with InfoPath forms under Visual Studio.  If you cannot open or build an Office InfoPath project in Visual Studio under source control, you need to read this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;887039 Not mentioned in the KB article, is that ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Ryan Beesley on 02-25-2009
  • re: Expressions of Dissociative Identity Disorder

    I've run into a similar problem with Infopath 2007 when just moving the field data sources around.  The expression validates correctly, but when trying to preview the page you get the unhelpful message: Microsoft Office InfoPath ------------------------------- InfoPath cannot open the selected form. ------------------------------- OK I ...
    Posted to Greg Collins (Weblog) by Ryan Beesley on 01-07-2009
  • Re: Using EVAL and concat for concatenating fields in repeating tables

    Interesting post as this was what I was hoping to do without code.  My usage was a little different since I have a repeating section of 0 or more values.  Additionally I only wanted to seperate the values with "; " if it was required, meaning 2 or more values.  Based on your lead, I arrived at the ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by Ryan Beesley on 01-06-2009
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