Thanks Alex. The bind is working now. And dummy elements have also stopped coming except a few places.
-Anndita

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--- Anindita Goswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> <xforms:bind nodeset="/instanceData/TXLife/A_ExistingInsuranceInd"
> calculate="if(string() = '', 0, .)"/>
> This is not working with the new version. So I changed it to
> <xforms:bind nodeset="/instanceData/TXLife/A_ExistingInsuranceInd"
> calculate="if(string() = '')
>  then 0
>  else ."/>

Try this instead:
   if(string(.) = '') then 0 else string(.)

> Somehow some <dummy/> elements are also getting created in instance xml at
> runtime. Are all these happening because xforms is now parsed differently
> in new oxf?

This shouldn't happen. It is in general a sign that hidden field were not
generated correctly in xforms-to-xhtml.xsl (for instance because the file was
not updated after an upgrade to a new version of Presentation Server). You will
never have this problem of having <dummy> elements in your instance with
Presentation Server 2.7. So I suggest that you upgrade to that version. If you
have already upgraded 2.6 recently, going to 2.7 should be (almost)
straightforward.

Alex



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