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Hey guys,
I published an InfoPath browser form and have it displayed in an InfoPath Form Web Part on a SharePoint 2010 page. The form has a bunch of hyperlinks which by default InfoPath opens in a new window, but I added the code below in a CEWP on the SharePoint page so that all links open in the same window (target = "_self"). My ...
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I have a fields AutoID that I created in InfoPath and I set to allow users to edit through the publishing wizard, but when I open in quick edit at the list I try to edit the AutoID field by typing a value and the value i type disappears when i select stop edit.
Unsure why that would be when I set it to allow users to edit from InfoPath when ...
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Thank you so much for your response! do you have an example you can show me?
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One last thing as I know you've been very helpful (as always) and need to move on. What Xpath formula can I write using the "does not contain" action?
As always thank you very much
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I think this may be an Internet Explorer setting, or a global policy setting. InfoPath uses IE for security. Maybe compare IE settings between her machine and another where things work?
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Yes, rich text can be tricky. If I recall correctly, if you display it in a calculated value, it will display as RT.... but if you are copying it into another field, there isn't an out of the box way to keep the formatting.
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I usually add a helper field for this - a True/False field in the main data source, defaulted to false, with a name like "IsEmailing". Then, when I go to send the email, I set IsEmailing to true, send the email, set IsEmailing to false. Then, I can use conditional formatting on various controls to show or hide them based on the value of ...
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Does not contain is not the same thing as equals.
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So I can't really do that as the column in that table numbers in the thousands. I really need to find a DBA to clean it up : )
But just a question if the second list box does work using all of those does not contain doesn't that also mean that the data does match up?
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No - if they are the same, = should work. Sometimes I put the data I'm working on the form so I can see it. You may want to do that, drag the data from your list onto the form, and drag that display name from the data table onto the form - then try using conditional formatting to highlight rows in the SQL data that match or don't match. ...