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You are mixing XPath and C# -- this won't work.
In your OnLoad function, set the value of some field based on the IsNew property. Then use conditional formatting based on the field value.
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Sounds like the MOSS installation did not occur completely/correctly. Can you do a ''Repair'' on the install?
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I normally like to set up my data source something like the following if I am going to be populating drop-down boxes:
<Config>
<Months>
<Month value=''1'' name=''January''/>
<Month value=''2'' name=''February''/>
. . .
<Month value=''12'' name=''December''/>
</Months>
...
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Code might be your best choice here. OnContextChange works, but if it just needs to occur when a value changes, then use OnAfterChange instead.
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If you ever happen to discover what triggers some of these things to happen, let us know, and we'll make sure Microsoft gets notified so we can get these items fixed!!
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I don't know personally how to do this, but it is my understanding that if you are going to attempt it you will need a full-trust managed code form template. Managed code will allow you into the application to make adjustments like that, but doing so requires full-trust.
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Hi jessel, and welcome to the forums.
We feel your pain. We have had similar issues in regards to these empty font tags. It would be nice if the designer would go through and auto-clean those out on save. Most people would just never know they were added.
I haven't been able to trace down exactly what causes these nested tags to get added. I've ...
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I haven't touched SP07 yet... but if it is text, you just need to find out what kinds of values that ''single line of text'' field contains, and then make the appropriate adjustments to match what it is expecting.
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Great! Glad to hear you got it working!