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That worked but it pulls all the phrase values from the xml file I created. Any ideas?
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Thanks for your advise, unfortunately, my employer is dead set on a specific namin convention format. What I have done is use the ID from the list. Set a submit button on the form with rules to 1st to populate a hidden text box with max(ID)+1 from a data connection st to receive the ID from that list, then submit the form with the ...
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Not sure if there is work around for this, can't hurt to ask . . .
I have a form that has a contact selector in it. It works when opened from InfoPath and it works in preview. I have the form submit to e-mail. I tested opening the form from my email (outlook 2007) when I click on the 'To...' an Untrusted site warning pops ...
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URDAMAN! I mean women.lol
My mistake was just leaving out the quotes, it was not taking the string. Thanks again!
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OK. We figured this out for our users. It was a text size setting in IE. Open IE, click View, Text Size, Medium.
Oddly, on one of them Medium was already selected, but we selected it again, and then Infopath worked fine.
Didn't even have to re-open IE for it to work.
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You should use the Select field... button to pick the phrase field from the data source, then click Show XPath to add the [@value = current()] part.
I made a mistake in the XPath in my previous post. It should just be:
/phrases/phrase[@value = current()/dbField]
Naturally, you would replace dbField with the actual name of the field ...
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Did you ever get this resolved? We have two users with the same issue.
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When using SharePoint workflow on a DBXL Document Type that is mapped to SharePoint, some changes are needed in DBXL’s web.config file. Please follow the steps in this document.
This document applies to the Integrated scenario, common in DBXL v2.7 and previous versions. Please refer to the DBXL v2.8 Deployment Guide for more information on DBXL ...
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Next to the "To" field is the fx button that opens the formula editor. Click that.
In the formula editor, use Insert Function. You are looking for concat.
The concat formula will look like:
concat(yourIdField, "@domain.com")
So, the first bit, that says "yourIdField" you use the Insert Field or Group and go get ...
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Thanks Pat, the username is the same as the email address but I do not know how to concatenate with "@domain.com". I tried manually inputting the To: box this:
[email protected] but it would not pull the ID from the field. I also tried using the catcat function but the only "Insert Field or Group..." I needed was the ID field and ...