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well enter does take you to next line, you can set the height of the text box, and then it wont expand beyound that, but it will give you scrolls,
I am not sure however if you can limit the textbox to contain only three line unless of course with a bit of coding
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Yes fileName gives you the file name, you will need to add references. On my code i have below references
using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath;
using System;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.XPath;
using System.Text;
using System.Security.Cryptography;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using ...
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Thanks for the reply.
I tried print view but it did not show the hidden part while printing as general user.
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That's the conclusion I came to too. Yuck. Lots of extra code!
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I'm trying to populate multiple fields by selecting one field from a data base connection. EG: User selects an account # from a drop down list connected to the data base and the selection populates other fields such as account # supervisor, email address, etc. I'm still stuck in Infopath 2003. Any suggestions?
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Saw this on the InfoPath blog today, Excel sheet that shows you where your InfoPath 2007 commands are in InfoPath 2010!
This should be helpful. Direct download from here.
Ted
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The Getting Started guide aims to quickly expose a new user to the basic functionality of DBXL. The goal is to give new users a quick, step-by-step tutorial covering basic functionality, but without drowning in too much information. After becoming comfortable with Getting Started, you can continue building on your DBXL experience with other ...
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Hi dtaylerrr, I think there's always a bit of a "gap" between the user of a solution and the developer of it. Essentially we are taking in different languages and the trick is to try and explain clearly what we mean without introducing too much confusion. I think that your experience and mine does suggest that a few improvements to ...
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This helps me understand why the guide didn't work for me. I published the form to Sharepoint from Infopath. In order to make certain the form was routed to the correct document type in DAT I had to add a field to my main data source and give it a default value which matched the document type name from DAT. Then ...
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Thanks! I'll take a look at that and see if it enlightens me. I didn't really pick up from the tutorial that the DAT actually replaced the "publish to SharePoint" functionality of InfoPath - does it actually say that or is it implied? All this stuff is new to me so unless something is printed in 6-foot high letters I don't ...