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[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Well, again, in a rich text field, you'd have the XHTML that defines the line breaks. Add a rich text field to a form and take a look at the XML after you type in some text and you'll see the difference.
I'm not sure that there is a work around for the approach you are using - you have some XML ...
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No, StartTime is entered by the user (8:00 am or what ever time their meeting will start).
It is having the issue on all company laptops that it has been opened on in the last 2 days.
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The user has InfoPath 2010, however, as the site is 2007, the form is InfoPath Filler 2007 form.
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And the Start Time field is set to now()?
Infopath filler form runs on client and gets time from client machine.operating system so probably the time on client machine cold have been disconfigured
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The user has Infopath 2007 but not 2010 installed locally and you have republished the form template as 2010?
Or the user has locally Infopath 2010 and you republished the template with compatibility "Infopath Filler 2010 Form"?
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Well, again, in a rich text field, you'd have the XHTML that defines the line breaks. Add a rich text field to a form and take a look at the XML after you type in some text and you'll see the difference.
I'm not sure that there is a work around for the approach you are using - you have some XML file with special characters that you ...
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[quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]I think you should give that a try - see what happens.
I do know if I map a rich text InfoPath field to a multiple line column in SharePoint, my line breaks are present.
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I was so optimistic that this would fix it. I changed the mapping file to treat the 'Details' field as ...
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I have a user continually receiving the following error.
"This form template is not currently browser-enabled. It must either be republished as a browser-enabled form, or opened using Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007."
When I originally created this form, it was created using InfoPath 2007. My version of InfoPath has since been upgraded ...
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Figured it out...
I used this formula to define the default value of the date picker control :
addDays(today(), -((number(substring(today(), 9, 2)) + 1)))
This takes today's date (Oct 25th) , and deducts the number of days passed in the current month (25), plus one extra (i.e. 26)
Thus returning the last day of the previous month (i.e. Sep ...
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I have an InfoPath form that has been working fine for over a year and suddenly started having issues yesterday (though no changes have been made to it in multiple weeks). The form is set to be compatible with InfoPath Filler 2007 and was made in InfoPath 2007.
I have a field for the Start Time of the conference being requested ...