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Shouldn't make any difference. Just try it.
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Forgot to mention it is in a repeating table that is tied to a datasource.
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I think what he was saying was that if you have a piece of the text that is the same every time, then you could put that in a static text box and then put the piece that needs to change in a regular textbox.
How about this:
If you know what you need to change (where your ^ needs to be) you could break the text into two textboxes. Say your ...
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Guess I should have double-checked my message after I wrote it :o)
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev
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Haha, it seems the forum software is even tricked by your escape characters, Greg.
What he was trying to say was to use ampersandlt; and ampersandgt;.
Like this: ''& l t ;'' with all spaces removed and ''& g t ;'' with all spaces removed.
See this list for further ...
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Matt is too fast for me...
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This post may help you:http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1275
Add a value to your ddl with the name ''other'' or something like that. Place a text box next to the ddl. Add the following conditional formatting to the ddl ''name of ddl'' contains ''other'' hide this control and this to the text box ''name of textbox'' does not ...
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Why don't you make one of your items in the DDL ''Other...'' and when this item is selected, display a textbox that allows the user to type in their custom selection.
Am I understanding your question correctly?
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Matt Faus
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Is there a way to configure a dropdownlistbox control to allow the user to type if their choice is not in the list? If not, is there another control?
Thanks!
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Great idea...may go back and re-implement...