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Hi,
I want to know is there any way to get the length of characters which are entered in textbox other than string.length. I want to use alternate way of string.length as there are some browser rendering problems if i use this. Please suggest me.
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I am also doing it on my computer in Preview, though I am using Infopath 2007 - I am not trying to use browser form (everyone who will use the form will have Infopath 2007 on their computer already)
I will try to use the answer, it looks cool
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Now I am going mad because the answer told that this happens only in browser based forms while I am having it without going outside of my computer in preview!
Ans now I wanna know what is wrong with my machine!
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So, here's what you need to submit:
ID;#;#ID;#;#ID
That is, the list item id of the lookup item, then;#;# followed by the next id. Here's where I found the right syntax. Are you using browser forms? If so, test in preview, then publish and test in the browser - I've checked this with web services (using the U2U CAML Query Editor) but ...
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Thank you for your reply. It turned out our requirements changed so I didn't need to get this configured. Our trial of qrules has ended so I'm unable to get the exact syntax but appreciate your assistance.
Joyce
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It may just be a matter of figuring out the correct syntax and then having another field that aggregates your selctions with whatever the correct delimter is (I'm thinking it will be ID; ID; ID; etc - so the List Item ID of the lookup item, then a semi colon, then the next item, etc).
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ok thank you, i'm wondering if i'm wasting my time trying to do something that cannot be done, if so, i'll need to come up with and alternate approach
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I have a form in whihc users can create projects, or search for and edit projects. The issue is when they create a project, they are required to enter an original end date. When they are editing a project, they may need to select a new date to end on, called Adjusted end date but shouldn't be able to edit the original end date. Can I do this ...
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Thank you Hilary. I actually have learnt a lot from the those walkthroughs this past week. They were really helpful. I was still hoping there would be something almost exactly similar to what I am trying to test out now. Thanks again.
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I have a form in which a user can create a new project, or edit it based on query fields. there are 4 query fields. I was able to set it up so that the second dropdown would filter based on the first, third on the second, and ultimately the 4th on the 3rd dropdown which should filter down to the project they would like to edit.
The customer feels ...