Many thanks, Josselin. You've helped me more in 24 hours, than weeks of
online tutorials!
Ralph
On 11/02/2021 21:47, Josselin Morvan wrote:
Hi Ralph,
For the xf: and non-xf: elements, it depends how and where you declare the xforms namespace.
With your form you declared the namespace with t
Hi Ralph,
For the xf: and non-xf: elements, it depends how and where you declare the
xforms namespace.
With your form you declared the namespace with the prefix xf: on the html tag :
xmlns:xf="http://www.w3.org/2002/xforms";, so, as you noticed, you need to use
this xf prefix with the xforms e
Thanks Josselin, clear explanations as ever!
I tried those changes but initially didn't get anywhere. Certainly the
context was wrong in the first , but it turns out that - in my
instance at least - I needed to mark the as - it
then worked just as expected, so (sorry, I didn't do the verbose
al
Hi Ralph,
As you specified a xf:group/@ref, everything inside this group starts from that
point (you keep the context)
You can try this - the node you want to repeat is your context node ('.' With
Xpath ) :
So this bit now works!
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Or - you change your xf:gro
Hi again
I wasn't wrong.
I'm sure that this is going to be Xpath errors in the but
is not happening. I've stripped back the model (and added a
couple of other bits) and working round different Xpath permutations for
the groups/elements has given me some confidence in that. But the
triggers, whi
