J
Jumato
This is a simliar post to my other one, but I had used X-Path not XPath, and
found that it was not getting any hits.
I am working on a data driven website using Sharepoint Services, I have
implemented a Webform with 7 fields which can be used to Query an XML
document. The 7 fields pass their contents through the visually programmmed
Web Part Connection to the XML Web Part as Parameters. My problem is that
these parameters are case sensitive, and the advanced dialog window under
Filter Criteria does not seem to accept fn:upper-case as a Valid X-Path
function. What is was trying was:
[contains(fn:upper-case(Author),fn:upper-case($Author))]
to get around the case sensitivity. Where Author is the child of Library,
and $Author refers to the parameter that the webform passes to this statement
through the
connection. Becuase the following works:
[contains(Author,$Author)]
I'm stumped... please help....
found that it was not getting any hits.
I am working on a data driven website using Sharepoint Services, I have
implemented a Webform with 7 fields which can be used to Query an XML
document. The 7 fields pass their contents through the visually programmmed
Web Part Connection to the XML Web Part as Parameters. My problem is that
these parameters are case sensitive, and the advanced dialog window under
Filter Criteria does not seem to accept fn:upper-case as a Valid X-Path
function. What is was trying was:
[contains(fn:upper-case(Author),fn:upper-case($Author))]
to get around the case sensitivity. Where Author is the child of Library,
and $Author refers to the parameter that the webform passes to this statement
through the
connection. Becuase the following works:
[contains(Author,$Author)]
I'm stumped... please help....