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Yes, the action is Set a Field's value.
Can you paste the full command you are attempting to use? I believe you are missing a space between parameters.
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Hi giangy11,
Can you take a look at http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry40104.aspx? If this does not answer your questions, please let us know.
Thanks!
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32 bit. Let us know if it works.
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We've had reports of the injector failing on Vista 64 bit; perhaps this is a related issue.
Are you able to try the injector on a different machine? The commands will work on a 64 bit machine, though.
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Your current SharePoint form library XSN probably has a submit operation, which submits the form to the SharePoint form library. When using DBXL, the form must submit to the DBXL web service, and the DBXL web service, in turn, maps the new form into SharePoint.
In general, for SharePoint integration, these are the necessary steps:1.
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I'm sorry; it's hard to understand what it is you want to do. I understand you wish to format a message. Where is this message displayed? In a textbox control? In a dialog box?
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Yikes, entering a line break via a rule? Never seen that before. Good luck.
I've changed the title of the thread so that it reflects the actual problem. Hopefully this helps to draw in more replies.
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Are you using code for this? It doesn't seem like this is talking about regular controls... If so, please post in the Code forum, not the Newbies forum. Thanks.
If you are using a textbox and need linebreaks, you can go into properties and select the option to allow paragraph breaks.
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Yes, InfoPath needs the XSN to open the XML.
Can you describe what you are trying to accomplish?
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Hey Alec, I haven't seen a step by step tutorial on how to do this. If there is, then I apologize; I'll take a closer look at the blog. I remember a while back trying to open your sample files, they didn't open on my machine, so I moved on.