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Hi Greg,
Thanks for your answer!
So one more time I have to find another way! Another challenge!
Other question:
Is there a limit(maximum entry that you can have in the control) for : the dropdown listebox, reapeating table and reapeating section ? 1000 or more? Do you know what is the max for that don't very slow up the form (maximum for ...
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Hi,
It is because you are missing a reference to yor gif in your manifest.xsf.
If you have a gif called: aa.gif.
In the xsl, you should have (as you did): body style=''background-image:url('aa.gif')''
Then, in your manifest, you should add:
<xsf:file name=''aa.gif''>
<xsf:fileProperties>
<xsf:property name=''FileType'' ...
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I'm designing a form that has a 'request' view and an 'approval' view. Users enter the details of their request using the request view, submit it, and their manager then opens form in the approval view to indicate if the request is approved or rejected. The approval view is not accessible from the View menu when the user completes the form.
I ...
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Not quite, but I am glad I could help...
Franck
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You're a genius Frank.. cheers
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Hi Matt,
Thanks for the suggestion, I could do that however:
a) Validation would be painful, I've got 50+ fields to check, and how do I indicate which fields cannot be blank other than hardcoding?
b) I'd lose the natty little red star next to the mandatory fields which inform the user that the they cannot be blank.
I can't help but feel there ...
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I am trying to set a background image for the entire form. To do this, I have extracted the form and edited the body tag in view.xsl to be:
<body style=''background-image:url([Absolute Path]\blue_gradient_background.gif);''>
When I then open the form in design mode the background image appears. However, when I preview or open the form to ...
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In the Tutorials section of this site look for the last listing called Style Sheets. That short tutorial will walk through adding your own CSS to InfoPath.
I am currently doing a similar effort of formatting InfoPath with CSS. So far, I have found some oddities about how InfoPath handles CSS. You also should be careful because InfoPath will ...
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Hi,
If you textbox is linked to field1, in the Data Source of the hyperlink, type: concat('http://www.', my:field1,'.com/')
Then run your form, and type ''google'' in your textbox...and voila
Regards,
Franck Dauché
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Hi Guys,
Hoping this there is a simple resolution to this problem:
On my form I have a hyperlink with its source from a text box
E.g. Data Source: @txtHyeprlink
If i type www.google.com in the text box and click on the hyperlink:
I recieve the following error: Invalid Syntax Error and
the browser address display the ...