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Need to display a long description in a dropdown. I am currently grabbing the data from a sharepoint site. Need the data to wrap, if even after selection is complete. Any ideas. I have searched a little but don't seem to find anyone with a solution.
Thanks,
CMH
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Hi guys,
I was trying out a jscript version of the code above to delete all rows in my repeating table. So I came up with the following code unfortunately I'm getting an error message:
var rowList = XDocument.DOM.selectNodes("/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:tblMaster/d:tblDetail");
for (var row in ...
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If the items are on a multiple selection list box, can I use this solution to concatenate only the checked (selected) values?
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Another question,
I have implemented the solution that you proposed, and it is working very well. The only problem is, my last drop down is a rather lengthy description of the part. I am trying to emulate a spreadsheet that is currently used by a lot of people, so I can only make the dropdown box so long. Is there a way to wrap ...
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Hello,
Basically the title says it all, I have seen posts where this is accomplished with C# but I really need to do this in JScript, please help!
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Hello,
I'm trying to get a button at the bottom of my form, which will save to a network location using an automatically generated filename. I am having to do this because we have a utility that scans network directories in order to pick up new files, and it cannot scan the shares created by Sharepoint when a file is in a document ...
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Is there something that needs enabled on a web server before I can publish a from over http? Until now I've published to the physical file share of the web server.
Looking via Fiddler I see it tries to do a LOCK and receives a 401 Unauthorized, then the same again with authentication, but receives a 403 Forbidden.
Then it tries a PUT ...
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Have a look at the example in my blog post to see how to access a SQL Server database directly from a SharePoint Designer Workflow without having to write your own Visual Studio Custom Action or Workflow.
You can use the same idea to parse an InfoPath form in order to get the data. There is an example about iterating through an InfoPath form in ...
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I would also add this: check the Qdabra event log in event viewer to see if there were any errors during installation. This might give us further clues as to what is going on.
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It should be possible to accomplish this scenario (DBXL and Sharepoint on one machine, SQL on another).
You've run into a permissions error, and the problem seems to be happening when the Sharepoint machine tries to log in to the SQL machine.
Are you able to deploy and use a browser-enabled form on this Sharepoint instance (no DBXL)? I ...