Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 3 of 4 (31 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 Next > Re: Line break Hmmmm, I wasn't able to get this to work with my Expression Box. Here's what I did: Uploaded the file you provided to a Document Library on my sharepoint site: Created a data connection to the file: I then modified the Expression Box formula: The XPath expanded looks like this: concat(@RelDateA, ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 04-30-2009 Re: Line break Okay, I see. So with this xml file it doesn't really matter where it's stored, right? As long as I can make a data connection to it should work, right? I'll try it now -- I'll put it on the SharePoint site that the form lives and see how it goes. I'll also report back to let you guys know how it went. :) Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 04-30-2009 Re: Line break You totally lost me on that... :( Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 04-29-2009 Re: Line break Interesting that there's a few having this challenge. I need to bind my control to a Secondary Data Source, so whichever control works best, I'm all for. Currently I'm using an Expression Box because it allows a formula to be used. I've used concat to display mulitple columns of data from my SharePoint site but they just come out ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 04-29-2009 Re: Line Feed in in concat function/expression box [quote user="Stavi"]do you mean paragraph breaks? (as infopath calls them) I know how to get paragraph breaks into a concat function however expression boxes ignore paragraph breaks :( It does work on text boxes though[/quote] How so? Posted to Code (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 04-29-2009 Re: Writing mulitple dates to SharePoint Okay, the main problem was "Dates" didn't exist as a field in my Offering Details list. I added it and then it appeared for use in my workflow. Unfortunately I couldn't use it as a "Date and Time" field as it will only accept one item, not multiple. I changed the field to "Multiple Lines of Text" and am ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 03-26-2009 Re: Writing mulitple dates to SharePoint [quote user="Hilary Stoupa"] Hi -- Forgive me, I've gotten a little lost. In your promoted properties for you form, where you select Dates -- I see that you've set it to 'first'. If you change that to 'merge', what happens? [/quote]Sorry about that. I included all of my steps for a couple reasons. 1) So I can ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 03-26-2009 Re: Writing mulitple dates to SharePoint Okay, I was in error. I wasn't updating the List I was updating the Library. Fine. I'll jump off the next bridge in a bit and talk about the workflow between the Library and the List. For now here's what I have: It's updated the "Title" field, but not the "Dates" field. How can I get it to update the ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 03-26-2009 Re: Writing mulitple dates to SharePoint I wasn't able to simply double-click the Title field and set a Rule to add an item to the SharePoint list I wanted it to go to (Offering Details). I thought maybe the problem was that I had no Submit Options. So I took a look at the Submit Options and did the following: Unfortunately when I double-click the Title field I'm ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 03-26-2009 Writing mulitple dates to SharePoint Okay, I'm pretty new to InfoPath so to help myself (and anyone willing to help me) I thought I'd go through the process I'm taking with this proof of concept. This goal is to make this work and then apply to some existing forms later. My goal is pretty simple: Use an InfoPath form to populate one list in SharePoint (Offering ... Posted to General (Forum) by richardlpalmer on 03-26-2009 Page 3 of 4 (31 items) < Previous 1 2 3 4 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.