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The filter in your XPath looks correct for what you are trying to do. I'm sure you've done this, but do verify that your user name is in your access DB exactly as it is being returned in the form (one way I do this is to write a query in my DB and copy and paste the contents of my text box directly into the 'where' clause).
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Okay, all sharing one data source.... anyway you can rig it to test so that the ones that aren't printing 'wrong' have the exact same piece of data as one that is printing 'wrong'? That will let you verify that there isn't some padding following, for example, 'John Smith'.
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Dang. I hate that. The places where it is printing correctly -- are those also rich text boxes?
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You could create a print view and use an expression box with a concat formula in it that puts together the beginning text, the field and the punctuation. However, I did create a little test form and tried this and I didn't get the same results -- that is, I typed some text and added a rich text box next to it, then previewed, and in print ...
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Oops, the instructions I posted above are for after installation. Here are the instructions for add the web part in ShP 2007
SharePoint 2007
1. Copy Web Part Binaries
a. Click on Start > Run.
b. Enter inetmgr in the Open dialog box and click OK.
c. Expand Machine name (Local Computer) and then expand Web Sites.
d. Go to SharePoint (80) ...
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Hi, Andy:
Sorry you are having trouble. Which instructions are you using for this? When I looked at the documentation for DBXL v2.2, I see:
SharePoint 2007
1. Add the new MyFormsWebPart to a page
a. Click on Site Actions and then click on Create.
b. Click on Web Part Page under Web Pages.
c. Enter the name of the new ...
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You can turn off auto-complete in the internet options by deselecting Forms:
On the Tools menu, click Options.
On the General tab, under System options, click Internet Options.
In the Internet Properties dialog box, click the Content tab.
Under Personal information, click AutoComplete.
Under Use AutoComplete for in the AutoComplete ...
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You can delete the control and will still be okay.
Here's a great way to test -- when you submit the form, you get a pop up asking about sending an email. Delete the control bound to email and then select a region and select submit. Notice who the email is 'To' and cancel out of the submit. Change regions and try again. Because it ...
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Ah, you see, the rules aren't set on the control -- they are set on the field that is bound to the control. So if you go to your Data Source Task Pane, and right click on the field that the control is bound to (region, or whatever the name) and select Properties, you'll see a rules tab. Any rules bound to the field will be there.
I guess ...
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Hi --
I think the reason no one has responded is that we don't know of a way to allow multiple users to use a single form.There are ways to merge multiple forms into a single form, and perhaps that might be a solution that could work for you. Each person would have their own .xml file as well as another form that shows the merged results. ...