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Hi, you don't have to define any fancy XSD, just keep it simple like this. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!-- Mit XMLSpy v2014 sp1 (http://www.altova.com) von Detlef Rösner-Katt (TA Triumph-Adler) bearbeitet --> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qu...Questions
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Hi, the import function isn't the problem, it's your additional code that fails. I've stripped down the code to the bare neccessariest, and the import works without problems with your XML. You can see the imported date in the field under form1.SfDataImport.TfNgeImport. function importXML(){ // Im...Questions
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The rich text is created by xHTML and requires more details in the data than just <br> and <b> tags. The data for you sample text has to look like this: <body xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p style="text-decoration:none;letter-spacing:0in">Sample Text</p><p style="text-decoration:none;letter-...Questions
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The replace method replaces the XML declarations that can appear at the beginning of every XML file. The import function can't handle this, so it has to be removed. Do you have a sample file with the curly brackets?Questions
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Oh, sorry. I overlooked you last sentence. To accomplish this, you'll need antother script. However, FormCalc makes data calculations a breeze. Put this in the exit event of the "To" field. if (not $.isNull) then var n = Date2Num($.formattedValue, "MM/DD/YY") var d = Num2Date(n, "D") var m = Num...Questions
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Hi, with the scripting language FormCalc this is very easy to do. Assuming you want populate the field "Year" in the second row of your form after selecting a date in the field "From" all you need the following script in the exit event of "From". if (not $.isNull) then year.rawValue = Num2Date(...Questions
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I also don't know. It would help if you share your form.Questions
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You can set the mandatory property via script. //Make field mandatory textfield.mandatory = "error"; // Make field optional textfield.mandatory = "disabled";Questions
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Cells are nothing else than fields. Just select a cell and set its binding to global. Give every cell an individual name such as Cell1_1, Cell1_2, Cell1_3 for those in the first row, Cell2_1, Cell2_2, Cell2_3 in the second row and so on … Use the same names for the cells in the other table.Questions
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Every field and subform has a binding property which can be set under the binding tab of the object pallette.It can be none, name, global or a reference to a data node defined by a XML scheme (XSD). The binding tells the PDF viewer how to handle the entered data. Fields with the same name and a...Questions
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10/11/22
