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Re: How to read XDP file files dynamically from workbench folders - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 21-05-2017
Hi,You can use the Foundation / readApplicationAsset activity in workbench for this.You can give it an Xpath for the "appPath" for example:concat(,"/",) e.g.concat("myApplication/", "form1")This will return a document that you can use in the rest of your process

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Re: No "data type: XML" for SubProcess? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 20-05-2017
Did you get this to work bjorn?

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Re: No "data type: XML" for SubProcess? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 11-05-2017
Hi,I modified the process with the xpath that you showed in your screenshot and it works here....I have attached the modified lca, like last time I had to rename it to jpg. Does this new process work? If not then what version of AEM/livecycle are you using? And what input xml are you using?

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Re: No "data type: XML" for SubProcess? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 11-05-2017
Hi,I modified the process with the xpath that you showed in your screenshot and it works here....I have attached the modified lca, like last time I had to rename it to jpg. Does this new process work? If not then what version of AEM/livecycle are you using? And what input xml are you using?

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Re: No "data type: XML" for SubProcess? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 10-05-2017
Hi Bjorn,I have made an example lca based on what I have understood from your question. If it isn't what you mean, can you amend the example showing your problem?The input XML I was using with this is like this: test1 test2P.s. you will have to rename from .jpg to .lca (as it wouldnt let me upload an lca)

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Re: No "data type: XML" for SubProcess? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 10-05-2017
Hi Bjorn,I have made an example lca based on what I have understood from your question. If it isn't what you mean, can you amend the example showing your problem?The input XML I was using with this is like this: test1 test2P.s. you will have to rename from .jpg to .lca (as it wouldnt let me upload an lca)

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Re: multifield - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 08-05-2017
Ah so it sounds like it is a custom component. I would still think that you could change the visibility of it using javascript.Do you have an example of your component, maybe in a crx package?

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Re: Where are the processes stored? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 06-05-2017
Hi,I had wondered this for a while too as it is quite annoying that they can't be kept in version control. I had another look and I think I found where they are stored in the database.If you connect to the DB (mine was localhost on port 3306) with the user name 'root' and password you specified when you installed.Then select the database called 'adobe' and look at the table tb_sc_service_configuration you can see the XML in the descriptor field.Locally they are stored here:C:\Users\\Workbench 6\...

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Re: multifield - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 06-05-2017
Hi,When you say multiffield, do you mean AEM Forms Drop-down list component?If so, you could use the rules editor to hide/show the other field based on the value

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Re: Data entered into table not submitted when "Repeat Settings" are set - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 04-05-2017
Hi,Have you seen this:https://helpx.adobe.com/aem-forms/6/creating-forms-repeatable-sections.html#UsingrepeatsettingsofanXMLSchemaXSDbrI used the XSD sample from the above page on a new form, copied over the fields from the data model sidebar, and changed the Sample panel to have an accordion layout (so that it adds the repeatable panel controls automatically) and added a submit button.Submitting creates xml like this:... Enter Name ...Hopefully you can compare the XSD in the sample with th...

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