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Excellent idea - thanks for posting, it will help others. :)
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Thanks for trying, much appreciated. I can use a workaround for it though by creating a SharePoint list and insert the whole e-mail message in there (mailto:
[email protected]?subject=Test&body=Testing) and create a data connection to the list. Once I create a hyperlink I select the Data source instead typing the address.
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Here's the thread I was remembering - unfortunately, it is just around SharePoint List forms: https://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/38847/120263.aspx#120263
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Works as expected - wants to send an e-mail to
[email protected]. All of my previous mailto links that I made in Win 7 works fine as long as I don't try to update them, or create a new.
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Can you check and see if this form behaves as anticipated? Save locally, right click and select design. Preview. On my Win10 InfoPath 2013 machine, this works as anticipated - however, I vaguely remember another thread about this that I'll see if I can find.
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I recently got a new computer with Windows 10 (my old was a Win 7 machine) and I'm trying to update a form with a mailto: hyperlink but it does not work (but it worked fine in Win 7).
These are my steps:
Select some text like "contact this person" and then pressing Ctrl+K to open the hyperlink box
I type in the address field ...
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I am in the early stages of an overhaul of a huge form, and one of the changes dictated by the team was the use of cascaded menus to select defect codes - because there are so darn many codes! Depending on the higher level code the levels can be from 2 to 4 deep.
I know how to do this using a data connection to another list (called Menu) on ...
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This helped me thank you!
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Thanks for your response as always :)
I believe I do need to use contains, as the data I'm running my filters on are concatenated strings that may be made of any words in any order, or even short paragraphs. My data might say "Dave, Jim, Sarah" or "Sarah, Jim, Dave" and then I'd run a filter rule that ...
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Maybe because I'm using equals here instead of contains - but try this sample form and see if this is what you mean. Save locally, right click, select design - the condition to hide rows that I added was simple - but let me know if you have to use contains in your scenario and I can see what that needs to look like.