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I wonder about maybe using a few fields for this... You could have a secondary data source that had a list of files they could choose from and the URLs and then set your hyperlink based on what they choose. Simple sample attached, save it locally, right click and select design and preview.
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The only way I know to do this without code would be to put the form in a web part - then you can have a single parameter. More here.
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Hi - the field just is set to can't be blank? No additional data validation on it?
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Howdy! My reading is not so good - didn't catch the name right off. :)
so.... what's the error you are getting on encode? You'll probably be wanting to use a formula like :
concat("Encode /text=", field)
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You could try adding a rule to the qRules Link field - with a condition to execute only if the field contains blanks and then use the ReplaceString qRules command to replace the blanks with %20?
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Attach your form under the Options tab and I'll give you a hand.
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Did you check out the sample form I linked to? It should do what you are wanting.
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Hi - it is pretty hard to understand your question - but if all you need is to display the data as a summary in another view, you should be able to do that with some preceding-sibling magic. You can find a simple sample form here.
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I'm not sure what you mean by go back to the form and preview it. From your source files, where you made the change, right click manifest.xsf. Select design - and preview to see your changes. If they are to your liking, use file, save as to save the form files as a template again. Some manual view changes do get overwritten the next time ...
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Do you have the form open while trying to change the view file?