InfoPath Dev

You might try using data > refresh fields to align the form with the list schema - see attached screenshot. The first shows where to find that. I found in the manifest of your form the maxlength setting for the field is currently "3" - and I think that may be fixed if you refresh the fields. If not, I can tell you how to change that ...

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Yeah, that's a weird one. Did you actually check the list setting character limit in SharePoint? If not, can you do that, please?

OK, it worked. I deleted an entire section, but that part has no relation to this particular bug. I've attached a truncated form. The specific text box I am having issues with is titled Project No. on the form. It's near(er) the top. The field itself is also called Project No. For me it displays the bug even in Preview, so you ...

Trying to think how I can do it. The form also contains a lot of XML that InfoPath does not save (another, unrelated bug). I've learned to work around that one by leaving my computer on 24/7 when doing development updates - I recode all the XML then never turn it off until I am satisfied with the update, then save and close - at which point ...

I've never seen this before. Feel free to attach a copy of your form if you'd like me to take a look.

Hi Hilary, thanks for getting back. It's a list form. The text box no longer has any limitations or any rules applied. The field itself is at the default 255 characters. It displays the same 3-character limit in Preview, so it's clearly with the InfoPath form and not the list settings. Just for giggles though I created a test ...

Is this a list form? Or a library form? If it is a list form, can you check the list settings for the column and see what the maximum # of characters is?

So I was making some changes to my InfoPath forms involving validation to a specific pattern, and when I published it there was a 3-character restriction that wasn't part of any rule or validation I had set. The testers notified me of this and I verified it. I removed all rules and all restrictions, both for the text box as well as the ...

Hello, I have a form that I execute from my PC and would like to now run it on Sharepoint, as my understanding is that Sharepoint is where most organizations run it for people in the organization to use the form. The form also has connections to a sql server database to retrieve data, not to load data. Our sharepoint site is currently not ...