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Using Word or Frontpage or a website, you could just paste it into the InfoPath view (albeit with not perfect results). I'm not sure with Dreamweaver, but try the view and see what happens.
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Hi Troy,
Sorry - I didn't mean to suggest that you were abusing the forum! You aren't. I just wanted to explain that we're all busy trying to get real work done to and sometimes don't have time to spend an hour on a post. My guess is that it would take some time to understand your problem and figure it out. Anyway, please post as much as you want. ...
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Sure, just don't add it in the first place. :)
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Hi Gopal,
You can add data validation by double clicking the text box in the view and going to Data Validation and adding conditions and alerts. You can add Conditional Formatting by clicking on the display tab, adding conditinos and changing look and feel there. You can check the Cannot be Blank on this properties dialog - it's same schema ...
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It's a schema validation and the data source properties is where that should be specified.
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Hi Gopal and welcome to our forum!
Open the form in the designer. Change to the data source. Double click on the field that has the popup. Uncheck the cannot be blank checkbox.
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Please see my reply to your other post regarding this issue. Also, it would be helpful if you moved this information to that post. If you need fast help coding, we may be able to provide assistance, but we typically don't work for free. The forum is not a place to get free coding, but rather, suggestions and guidance on how to do stuff.
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Hi Troy,
I need to understand your scenario. Are you trying to change a value in an unopened form without opening it? Are you trying to open a form and prepopulate values based on this value? Please clarify. My understanding based on your first post was the latter.
You can use NewFromSolutionWithData to do that but it will require that the form ...
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Hi Infernox and welcome to our forum!
You can cut and paste HTML from other products into InfoPath but not sure about how well it will work for Dreamweaver. Just try it and see. Images may require some special import but it's doable. You may have to polish up stuff a bit and if Dreamweaver has special stuff, it might not work well, but worth a try.
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Hi Troy0118. There are several HowTos on this. Check out the one by Jim Cantwell called passing parameters to forms. I think Greg has also created a parameter passing example too, but don't know if it's on the site. Search for passing arguments or passing parameters. Good luck!