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To answer the first part of your question, the repeating table is likely not compatible with workflow forms which is why you cannot see it in the controls gallery. The gallery only displays controls that are supported in that mode which is why you can see most controls in a new blank form. I don't think code behind is possible in a ...
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What sort of formatting are you using in your email? AFAIK, there isn't a great workaround for sending to a non rich email environment. The emails are probably optimized for looking best in Outlook. Sorry couldn't be more help.
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AFAIK, you don't have access to control properties via code in InfoPath which includes fill color.
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Hi there,
Some options you can try:
1) msxsl:format-date() will work, but only in the client.
2) qRules has dat functions which you can use - http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_new.aspx
3) you can use the month value and create a lookup that will transform a number into a month name
Hope this helps!
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If you're using 2010, it will be in the controls gallery for browser forms.
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Hi there,
Unfortunately I don't believe there is an easy way of doing this. If Form A is going to be in multiple forms I would recommend that you make that into a Template Part, but you would have to create that from scratch I believe. Perhaps someone else out there has a better idea? Sorry couldn't be more help :(
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Hi there,
I think what you are trying to do will be pretty difficult to do out of the box because of the way people picker schema works. Each person is stored in a separate instance of a repeating field. So if you want to add another person you would have to add another node to that repeating field which you cannot do in InfoPath without ...
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Hi there,
Sounds like you want to populate a dropdown control from some secondary data source? If so, here is an article/video that may help you get started: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/demo-populate-a-drop-down-list-box-from-a-sharepoint-list-HA010254912.aspx
Good luck!
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Hi there,
I believe there are some known issues with Chrome and Safari with the rich text box control. Chrome was fairly new at the time 2010 came out, so there may be issues there. And IE 6 is not supported in 2010. I believe the main issue lies within the ribbon. A workaround you can try is to remove the ribbon from your ...
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Have you tried the multiple selection list box control? It only requires a single repeating node for your data source. If space on the form is an issue, you can also make the control smaller and use scroll bars instead of displaying all the options. I would say this is definitely the easiest approach to handling multiple values.
If ...