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Josiah Smith
In our implementation of InfoPath, we are using numerous repeating tables,
and a few nested repeating tables. In the old Object Model, I am able to
access nested repeating table row IDs, but I haven't had success with the new
Managed Object Model. I can get the Parent IDs with no problem, but only the
Child ID of the rows of the repeating table in the first Parent node. The
repeating row IDs in the second through n'th Parent table always return the
last selected row in the first parent table (on a 1-based numbering scale).
I've tried to use the XPathNodeIterator's 'currentPosition' property, but
cannot get any documentation on how to use it, if it works at all. According
to the sparse documentation, I am always getting a return value of 0, or no
selected nodes; I've tried debugging in VSTO with no success. Is anyone
having success with this property who could instruct me how to correct my
error? (Is my issue even explained clearly enough??)
Thanks in advance,
Josiah
and a few nested repeating tables. In the old Object Model, I am able to
access nested repeating table row IDs, but I haven't had success with the new
Managed Object Model. I can get the Parent IDs with no problem, but only the
Child ID of the rows of the repeating table in the first Parent node. The
repeating row IDs in the second through n'th Parent table always return the
last selected row in the first parent table (on a 1-based numbering scale).
I've tried to use the XPathNodeIterator's 'currentPosition' property, but
cannot get any documentation on how to use it, if it works at all. According
to the sparse documentation, I am always getting a return value of 0, or no
selected nodes; I've tried debugging in VSTO with no success. Is anyone
having success with this property who could instruct me how to correct my
error? (Is my issue even explained clearly enough??)
Thanks in advance,
Josiah