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This isn't supported in the InfoPath UI. You can open up the XSL and add the links yourself if you are HTML savvy.
Have you considered breaking up your form into multiple views instead?
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Hi Jason,
You can limit the characters in a text box control. Go to control properties and under the Display tab you'll find the right property to set.
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Also, now the database connections don't seem to work in the form. We had a field that lets you enter a job number and it searches that job number in a database and it autopopulates two fields with the project number and project manager. When we try to do this anywhere (Preview mode, Browser form, IP Filler) we get an error.
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You are not limited to 5 conditions if you change the first dropdown to "The expression" and create your own XPath expression:
my:field1 = '' and my:field2 = '' and my:field3 = ''
So:
my:argument1 != 'purple' and (my:field1 = '' or my:field1 = 'no') and (my:field2 = '' or ...
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Hi IP Devs,
I am working in IP 2010 and I have, surprisingly, created a pretty intensive form in IP and I am almost ready for deployment but I have one situation for which I am not sure how to resolve.
I have eight fields that need to be tested before the user can submit their form to SP.
I attempted to use validation on my submit control ...
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"The SharePoint list form can't be customized with InfoPath because fields of an unsupported data type are marked as required, or because fields are corrupted. In SharePoint, try deleting the columns or editing the column properties to remove the required attribute.
- my_fieldname (Lookup)" IN the field in infopath it says ...
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Both the round() and floor() functions should work for removing the decimal portion. How are you trying to use them?
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Can you post your quiz app PLEASE??? I am trying to find a way to create quizzes in SharePoint 2010.
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Hi - in your mapping, you'll need a relative path for your Payment_Request_ID:
<my:Mapping>
<my:FormField my:IsRichText="false">../../../my:Payment_Request_ID</my:FormField>
<my:SharepointColumn>Payment_Request_ID</my:SharepointColumn>
</my:Mapping>
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Here's the original sample form I did for you with a repeating section instead of a table. Perhaps this will help.