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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey guys,
The idea was to have a couple of pages of text confined to a scrollable window which users could read through instead of them having to scroll down a web page to read the text so the form would stay on one page, make sense? The user wouldnt have to do anything other than read the text.
Any how the spec has since changed so this is now ...
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Hey Enersto,
That works perfectly, many thanks my friend!
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My Infopath form works great when I test it. I can open it in SharePoint form library without being asked for credentials (username and password).
I have been searching online for a solution but to no avail. My users always get that "credentials" message.
What do I need to do to eliminate this message?
Thanks,
Nick
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Well, it may be a good plan to just start with one issue at a time. It sounds like you are having a problem with XPath filters. What example are you referring to? You can attach a form under the Options tab if you'd lke someone to help with the filters.
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Is this a browser form or a filler form? If it's a 2010 filler form, I believe you have the option of a scrollable section, and then you could just enter in the text like Ernesto is describing.
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The link will always be the same when someone is creating a new form. So if you click New and the new, blank form opens, then that's the URL that you need to use. Good luck!
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Change the "and" to "or" and I think you'll be all set! You want all the checkboxes to be checked, not just one, right?
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One option would be to simply send an email to the user saying "There is a new timesheet waiting for approval". In the email, include a link to the form library.
Promote a column in the SharePoint form library with the status. When the user visits the form library, the status column will clearly show which items are pending ...
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Any reason why the text needs to be contained within a text box (or other control) instead of just typing the text directly into the form canvas?
If you need to show/hide the text, you could always type it into a section, and then hide the section. This would allow for rich text and paragraph breaks.