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Re: dynamic width or the illusion of

jaxkookie — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 20:16:52 GMT

Thanks, I read thru the article, but this looks like it is for 2010. I am stuck on MOSS that is a publishing site. So my options are limited. I actually created two solutions. one using 10 fields for each result and hiding them base on my result.

for a secong solution I added 20 sections each with an image of increasing lengths. I also hid these base on similar rules. On submit of the form I take user to the result page. It looks clean, just not the best use.

thanks again

Re: dynamic width or the illusion of

Anson Hidajat — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 16:46:48 GMT

You're right InfoPath doesn't do dynamic widths. It also isn't very good with reporting results graphically. Perhaps you can consider using the chart web part? http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-server-help/introduction-to-the-chart-web-part-HA101889216.aspx

You can use InfoPath to gather the data then sent the chart web part information to graphically display.

dynamic width or the illusion of

jaxkookie — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 13:02:48 GMT

I have created a small form, a poll. I was forced to use infopath for the poll because it is a publishing site and it has annon access. every other method I have tried failed with authentication. So the poll is working better than expected. I am looking to add a final piece, the graphical results. I am able to display the totals and percents. so I do have numbers to work with, but I also know IP doesnt allow dynamic widths. So I have had a few ideas but they are not clean. I thought about creating 10 fields for each result and hide/show conditionally, but that is a bunch of work. so I was hoping for some ideas or input.

thanks