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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / October 2005Access repeating section controls
Hi, I have a repeating section with 2 text boxes in it and both of them have unique ID's. I'm submitting this form to a sharepoint form library. In the event handler associated how do i access the values of the textboxes in the extra sections inserted? I'm new to Infopath, any help is appreciated. Thanks If you drop a repeating section on a blank form (with 2 textboxes field1 and field2), you will have the following schema: myFields group1 group2 field1 field2 You can loop through the node to retrieve the value stored in field1 for example: IXMLDOMNodeList oNodeList = thisXDocument.DOM.selectNodes( "my:myFields/my:group1/my:group2" ); if (oNodeList.length>0) { foreach (IXMLDOMNode oN in oNodeList) { if( oN.nodeType == DOMNodeType.NODE_ELEMENT ) { IXMLDOMNode oField = oN.selectSingleNode("my:field1"); thisXDocument.UI.Alert(oField.text); } } } Hope that it helps. Regards, Franck Dauché > Hi, > I have a repeating section with 2 text boxes in it and both of them have [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I'm new to Infopath, any help is appreciated. > Thanks Hi Franck Thanks for your reply. Right now I'm submitting the infopath form to a form library. How do I access that as an XML document to try the way u suggested. I mean how do I intialize thisXDocument to the item in the form library? Thanks again >If you drop a repeating section on a blank form (with 2 textboxes field1 and >field2), you will have the following schema: [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >> I'm new to Infopath, any help is appreciated. >> Thanks To be more clear on my last post, I need to access the infopath form in the event handler associated with a document library. I don't know if it is even possible or not. >If you drop a repeating section on a blank form (with 2 textboxes field1 and >field2), you will have the following schema: [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >> I'm new to Infopath, any help is appreciated. >> Thanks Not sure what you are after here. Accessing your repeating section by code behind would still be self-contained in you xsn, right? Am I missing someting here? Regards, Franck Dauché > To be more clear on my last post, I need to access the infopath form in the > event handler associated with a document library. I don't know if it is even [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > >> I'm new to Infopath, any help is appreciated. > >> Thanks I needed to access the repeating section controls of infopath form in the event handler attached to a document library in the sharepoint. I guess the code behind in xsn wouldn't solve the purpose.. >Not sure what you are after here. Accessing your repeating section by code >behind would still be self-contained in you xsn, right? Am I missing [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >> I'm new to Infopath, any help is appreciated. >> >> Thanks |
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