InfoPath Dev

Sorry to bump such an old thread but I desparately need a solution for this. I have followed the steps ...

I think I found a post from you from a couple years ago too. :)  It's almost hard to believe that something so basic as that is still not available.  Hopefully someone following these boards may have come up with some clever solution or a 3rd party tool I can buy and embed into the form or SharePoint to give me this functionality. As ...

I fear I know the answer to this question but I have to ask.  Is there a way to spell check a Infopath browser form in Sharepoint? I converted an old Word document to a new Infopath 2010 form and published it to SharePoint.  It is a web form and it is doing everything I need it to do.  It has 20 or so Rich Text boxes in the ...

Thank you for the help.  I finally got it figured out.  I converted the Infopath form field to plain text.  Then I simply used <BR> tags in the text areas of the concat function and then the RichText column in SharePoint converted them to linebreaks and formatted it correctly for me. I had to manually edit the Xpath in ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Well, again, in a rich text field, you'd have the XHTML that defines the line breaks. Add a rich text field to a form and take a look at the XML after you type in some text and you'll see the difference. I'm not sure that there is a work around for the approach you are using - you have some XML ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]I think you should give that a try - see what happens. I do know if I map a rich text InfoPath field to a multiple line column in SharePoint, my line breaks are present. [/quote]  I was so optimistic that this would fix it.  I changed the mapping file to treat the 'Details' field as ...

I bet thats it!  Below is an exerpt from my mappings file:    <Mapping>       <FormField IsRichText="false" IsId="false" IsAttachment="false">my:myFields/my:IT_ServiceRequest/my:Details</FormField>       ...

Not sure if this will come through correctly.  I sent you an abbreviated version of the default value before, here is the exact default value from the form:  concat("Please process the following employee termination.", @crlf, "Employee Name: ", DisplayName, @crlf, "Last day worked will be:  ", ...

[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Hi - What is the actual value in the XML that you are submitting? You say you are populating the form field by setting the default value with the concat function?[/quote]  Im not sure what the actual value in the XML is.  The field is called "Details" on the form.  It is set to Data ...

I am very new to qRules and pretty new to Infopath so please forgive my ignorance here.  I just bought qRules after I was able to submit things to a custom list with the trial and decided that would be a huge help for me in the future. What I am specifically struggling with right now is populating a RichText column in a SharePoint ...