We're not sure what happened, but we are missing a couple of nms schema files (nms:namespaces is one of them).I do have the xml for it, but AC won't let me import nms/out-of-the-box files. Is there a way around getting it back?

@Jonathon_wodnicki I replied you, but as a comment under your answer, but guess that's not very visible I thought I fixed it by referencing the enter-tag above the already existing one. But that seemed to just ignore the original one, so I added the code back inside the original enter-tag in nms:del...

Hi @sushmapandey ! Thank you for responding! Like this? <input label="Keyword" xpath="parameters/keywords/@<[/tmp/@keywordNumber]>_keyword"/>  No, xpath does not allow '<'. Or maybe you meant something else? I was hoping this would work without js, since I already have the variable in the input form...

Is it possible to use a variable in an xpath in Input Forms? Something like this? (I know this exact thing won't work, but just to illustrate)  <!-- Something that would result in the xpath reading e.g. "parameters/keywords/@second_keyword" --> <input label="Keyword" xpath="'parameters/keywords/@' +...

Thank you so much @_Manoj_Kumar_ !! That was it! And thanks for a super simple and explanatory answer!

QUESTION:What is different when first creating/initializing a delivery from a template for the first time, and after it's saved and reopened again? I get different results.EXPLANATION:I have an extension input delivery (let's call it ext:delivery) where I have an entry-tag that sets some values and ...

Hi @Jyoti_Yadav ! Thank you for your reply!I do not need to do it in the input form, but it would be the easiest I will look into what you suggested! But it seems to me that this is for inserting values into the enum list(s)?I don't need anything for creating/changing the enum values or the enum lis...

I manage to reference enter tag, but only directly under first <form/>. But this REPLACES the already existing enter, not adding to it..In nms:delivery:   <form ...> <enter ref="abc:delivery:testEnter"/> <enter> <!-- Original NMS enter code --> ... </enter> </form>    So back to...

Than you so much for the reply @Jonathon_wodnicki  !So something like this?In nms:delivery (keeping only the ref of the container):    <form ...> <container label="Parameters" ref="abc:delivery:parameters" type="frame"/> </form>     In abc:delivery (adding enter tag inside the container that is ...

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