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Hello,
Few users encounter the following error message upon clicking "Submit" on the Infopath form
"Infopath cannot submit the form. The form cannot be submitted because the form could not be added to email message as attachment"
Has anyone seen this error before? Also the form was working perfectly for users. Does ...
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Check this site: http://www.bizsupportonline.net/use-rich-text-box-infopath.htm
It says InfoPath 2007, but will be pretty much the same for 2010 and 2013.
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Do you have any example that can help me out ?
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I think you have to get the inner xml of the node - then do your replace, then set the inner xml of the node....
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I tried that, but the form is typing
instead of a new line.. I can add them manually but it is not working that way... weird
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Open the XML in a text editor and look at some rich text with line breaks. :) It is XHTML. You'll need to replace your ";" with "<br />" instead I think.
EDITED to add the "<br />" back in, since the browser ate it.
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I'm trying to add a new line in a RichTextBox using the following:
execSummary = execSummary.Replace(";", System.Environment.NewLine); //execSummary is a string
I'm trying to replace every semi-column with a new line when the user presses a button, but what happens is that the semi column will only disappear and have a white ...
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I would probably promote the "colors" field to the library the form submits to and set it to "merge" when promoted, then use a custom workflow to send the email, since you want to use a SharePoint Group. The approach you've taken in InfoPath would work if you had an active directory group with an email address, I ...
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Is the server with DBXL installed in your local intranet?
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Well - InfoPath can submit data in email, so it should be able to handle that. As to creating a Word doc or PDF, I think you'll need to use a third party tool. You can use views or sections to determine which data and layout shows where. Your question is extremely broad, so you may want to just dig in and start trying to build your form ...