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Duplicate Thread?
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3780
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Ok, I bodged my own way to get paragraph breaks into a concat function. Most of my forms link into a database. So I created a table with 1 field called paragraph break. I then added one record and copied and pasted the paragraph break symbol (a little square) into it.
I then used that table to make a secondary data connection, then referenced ...
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The Access database should have returned a repeating node-set. Whether there are attributes involved should be irrelevant because it is the elements that you want to remove.
You are on the right track, it sounds like you are just attempting to remove the incorrect node. If you are trying to remove an attribute now, maybe all you need to do is ...
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quote:Originally posted by Stavi
do you mean paragraph breaks? (as infopath calls them)
I know how to get paragraph breaks into a concat function however expression boxes ignore paragraph breaks :(
It does work on text boxes though
Yes, I meant paragraph breaks. May I ask how to do it, even if it is an expression box.
Thank you
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You will need to set a default value formula on the field that the drop-down list box is bound to, which uses the MAX function. Point the MAX function at the list of values returned from your SP list. Be sure to clear the check box for updating the value when the formula is recalcualted.
The above solution will require that your SP list is ...
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Are you attempting to automate the process? If not, I don't understand your scenario. It should be straight forward to load the template, fill in the form, and save it using Save or Save As from the File menu.
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To create a custom save event in InfoPath 2007:
1. Choose Form Options from the Tools menu
2. Select the Open And Save category.
3. Select the Save Using Custom Code check box.
4. Click Edit.
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do you mean paragraph breaks? (as infopath calls them)
I know how to get paragraph breaks into a concat function however expression boxes ignore paragraph breaks :(
It does work on text boxes though
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I am trying to place line feeds into a concat function that fills an expression box (e.g. concat(''First Name: '',FName,Line Feed,''Last Name: '',LName) ).
Does any one know if this is supported, and if so, what code to use (ASCII,html, etc)?
Thank you,
Ren Pope
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Matt,
Thank you for your help.
I have another question reguarding a ''How to'' article you wrote to update a Sharepoint list from an InfoPath form. I have followed your directions to create a form to update a custom list. The refesh does pull back the list but the submit button to update the list kicks an error message :
The SOAP response ...