InfoPath Dev

Hi mswimsey, 1. Open Service Request form in design mode. 2. Choose extract form files from file menu. 3. Open ''map'' xml document in notepad. 4. Find ''Blinds'' and then change it to ''Curtains'' in display attribute. Hope this helps you!

Hi kelsawy, We do not have such possibility to do this when the xml file is saved locally on the user's hard disk?

Hi kelsawy, 1.Create a button to switch view. 2.In the button properties click on Rules button. 3.Click on Add button in Rules wizard. 4.Click on Add Action button. 5.From Action drop down list select ''set a fields value''. 6.Click on the xpath right to ''Field'' and Select the field to which you want to set value. 7.Click on the xpath rght to ...

Hi kelsawy, we can define a name for the filled form. Here are the steps: 1.Create a button for submit. 2.In the button properties, select Submit from the action drop down list. 3.In Submitting Forms window select the radio button ''Enable submit commands and buttons'' and select sharepoint form library from submit to drop down list. 4.Click on ...

Hi Zaphi, In the Data Entry Pattern window, Select ''Any character'' and then select ''Zero or more''from the drop down Insert special character . So that it allows you to insert ampersand(&) symbol. I have a question for you, Without validation also we can enter special characters into a text box if it is of type Text(String). Do you want to ...

Hello Jsherman, Welcome to forums. Try the following link. http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=5eb5c19c1e2747bc965fe1720534d8dd Hope this helps you!

Hello trimba, There are two ways to achieve this: One way is add the following in view1.xsl and preview the form. Click on the link, then it will open ''text.txt'' in a new IE window. <a href=''\\machine name\C$\test.txt'' target=''_blank'' xd:disableEditing=''yes''>link to local drive</a> Another way is, in design mode, click on ...