InfoPath Dev

 Hi,

I created a Infopath form to concat two textbox values in to another textbox.My Problem is how to get the following thing

Textbox1=Hello

Textbox2=Mornin

Teextbox3=Hello

                 Morning

 

i use concat function to concat the two textfields but i dont know how generate the Line break between two textboxes values.

Hi,

Can you please verify the following link.

http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2005/03/04/385577.aspx

Use the follwoing formula: concat(Textbox1, @crlf, "Textbox2")

I hope this will help you.

 Hi Anuma,

I followed that link,now its working perfectly.

Thank u very much

Regards

Jeeva

 Hi Anuma,

If i publish this form it will not working.how can i change this into Browser compatbility form.

In the Testbox3 properties, select “MultiLine” check box in the data tab.

This is worked for me  in browser forms when I check the Multiline check box

 Hi Anuma,

I followed your tips but its not working.The Two textfields values are display inn same line.

Did you check the Multiline property for Textbox3?

 Hi Anuma,

I checked multiline option for Textbox3.While i see in Preview it is working but in Browser mode itis not working.

 

I see you've offered the same advice in about 5-6 questions all asking the same thing, but this does not work in browser enabled forms (when accessed in the browser and not via the infopath client) even if the text box is multi line.  Am I missing something?

This works beautifully...until I submit the form. It inserts the lin breaks beautifully but for some reason when I submit the form all the information appears on the same line.

A bit late but for the benefit of those that across this. Follow the following steps. Example say you want to break lines for "Hello World" between the two words. Then go to note pad and type the following. concat("Hello"," ","World") Then copy this to the insert formula section in the default value of the field in the infopath form. This should do it. What you do it you add the invisible line break character to the concatenation by pressing Enter between the " and ". I have not yet tested this in the browser though. Hope this will help.