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This expression should do the trick:
(\p{L}+([_\-\.]|\d)*)+@((hotmail|live)\.co\.uk|hotmail\.com)
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Hi,
Try the following expression in the data validation of the email text box.
not(xdUtil:Match(string(.), ".+@hotmail.com")) and not(xdUtil:Match(string(.), ".+@hotmail.co.uk")) and not(xdUtil:Match(string(.), ".+@live.co.uk"))
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What I am planning to do is;
- To create a Travel Schedule Board. We have a running Sharepoint 2007 system and I want people fill a form and submit where they will be in the next comming days. I have enabled browser-enabled forms, created my form. But to choose their dates and then typing the name of their locations, I thought, if there will be a ...
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Dim msg As String
Dim title As String
Dim style As Microsoft.VisualBasic.MsgBoxStyle
Dim response As Microsoft.VisualBasic.MsgBoxResult
msg = "Print this Document "
style = Microsoft.VisualBasic.MsgBoxStyle.DefaultButton1 Or Microsoft.VisualBasic.MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly
...
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Thanks really much,
I created the simplier 'Application form' again based on 'Recruiting forms' schema. This works now.
My mistake in the first test was that I only copied the data source in the infopath from a form template to another, and did not create the new form template based on the same schema in the first ...
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I've been messign around with this but cannot get this to work. Any ideas?
Thanks
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Hi guys, I know there are several topics regarding this but they all just lead me to confusion. Quite often the question i linked to a blog which I really do not understand.
I use infopath 2003. Is there anyone who can provide me with the simplist solution & the code to do this step by step. Where I put the code ...
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If both Application form and Recruiting form are based on their own schemas, then simply trying to open a form from one template in the other template will not work. If it wouldn't be too much work, the best approach would probably be to reconstruct Recruiting form using the schema from Application form.
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Hi,
And thanks for your reply, but I am not sure if I understood you correct. Let me reshape my question a bit:
Is it possible to create a .xml file with form template1 (Application form in my example), and move it to another form library, change the content type and relink it to corresponding form template2 (Recruiting form in my example)?
It ...
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Put another 'view' in your form - View menu -> Manage Views - from the panel on the right on your Infopath window, select 'Add a new view' from the bottom.
It's like another 'page' in your form.
Then, on your first/main page, create a button control - right click it and go to it's properties -> rules ...