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Hi all,
I created a InfoPath browser compatible template with only Rich Text Field and uploaded it to browser. I inserted picture into the rich text field and I want to add hyperlink (like http://www.google.com) upon that image but it seems browser doesn't allow to do this. However, in client application I can easily put hyperlink on ...
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Hi, I tried to use rules to set a value of a subnode in a repeating group. Unfortunately, the rule sets values in all nodes of the nodeset selected by "//my:RepeatingGroup/my:Element" XPath. Is it at all possible to set an element in a single instance of the repeating group, e.g. "//my:RepeatingGroup[1]/my:Element" or something?
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Thanks for the reply
but then the list is too long. how can I shorten the time of scrolling down a drop down list box?? is there a way where while the person is typing only the items he/she is typing shows e.g "b" and only items with be show??.
Thanks Again
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[quote user="Qazi Anis"]
Write conditional formatting on the repeating table not on the elements, that way you can hide the whole repeating table.
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I'm not really sure what you're talking about here. There is no way to set conditional formatting on the table itself and not just the individual elements.
The ...
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Qazi,
I have the control on both views but do not know how to change the contents, depending on where I am. Can you supply more details if possible.
Thanks
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hey lenka,
sorry no offence, but i cant download zips. can you attach it just as a template (xsn)
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yes it is possible, just you will have to have the control on both the views and change the list box entries
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use a drop down list box instead of the combo box
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by elements i mean the fields of the repeating table.
All you have to do is right click the repeating table and go to conditional formatting and write a condition for which you want the table to be hidden. if you still face any problems, attach the template and write the condition for which you want the repeating table to be hidden and i will do ...
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The XML to edit is the XML file you save from DAT in step 1 (the XML shown in the document is just a small snipppet of the whole document).
I don't understand what you mean by "w[h]at is the directory structure" in your second question.