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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / November 2005Modify XML data structure - offline
Hello, I need to add a huge amount of XML variables to my InfoPath form. I search for an effective way to do it, somehow export the xml structure, modify in a text editor and import it back. I extracted the xsn file, modified the .xml file I found , and made a new xsn file, but that was not successful. When I opened the new xsn file, the old xml data structure was shown. What did I wrong? What is the suggested way to do that? Thanks a lot!  SignatureZoltan Fedor Hi, I am confused here, to modify the structure, you should modify the schema, not the xml. You are mentioning modifying the xml file; which one template or sample? Tell us more.. Regards, Franck Dauché > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks a lot! Hi Franck, Thanks for your reply. Yes, I was wrong, I need to modify the schema, not the xml file... Now I extracted the xsn file, modified the myschema.xsd schema file (added some new xml element), and created a new xsn file. When opened this new xsn file in design mode, I can see the manually added xml variables at the data source section, BUT when I binding some of these xml variables to my control, a see the "control bound to missing field or group" message. So I can not use this xml element... So I am missing something when creating xml variables manually. Do you know what is wrong? Thanks a lot, SignatureZoltan Fedor > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > Thanks a lot! Hi, If you modified your schema outside InfoPath (if you added a node to your schema for example), you need to add that node manually in your associated xml files to get rid of the issue that you are mentioning in your post. Hope that it helps. Regards, Franck Dauché > Hi Franck, > Thanks for your reply. [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > > > > > Thanks a lot! |
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